Greater Moncton Highland Games & Scottish Festival | New Brunswick, Canada
Join us for feats of strength & feasts of lobster
The Greater Moncton Highland Games
is proud to welcome the
Scottish Athletics International
2027 Masters World Championships back to
Welcome to the East Coast of Canada,
a place known for its natural beauty,
incredible hospitality, rich Scottish roots,
and unique culture.
Make this your base for an epic East Coast adventure!
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island
Explore PEI, the Land of Anne of Green Gables, less than two hours from Moncton, with The Red Headed Roamer.
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Prince Edward Island
Our friends at Dashboard Living are fantastic guides to everything fun in Nova Scotia. Outdoor exploration, food & drink, beaches, distilleries, & more.
Cape Breton Island
Prince Edward Island
Cape Breton Island
The language, culture, & traditions of the Highland Gaels who settled here still thrive on the island ranked #1 in North America by Condé Nast. Let Dave & Skye show you why!
New Brunswick
Cape Breton Island
Greater Moncton's own East Coast Mermaid is the perfect hostess to show you all New Brunswick has to offer!
Book Your Adventure
Book Your Adventure
Check out Destination Moncton Dieppe & Tourism New Brunswick for already awesome itineraries!
Canada
Book Your Adventure
You don't need to stick to the East Coast - all of Canada is ready & waiting for you to visit!
The Story Behind our Patch
Each Host Games designs their patch for the Masters World Championships.
In 2022, our patch incorporated the colours of the Moncton tartan, the city's skyline, and the iconic Pettitcodiac River with its world-famous Tidal Bore. Carole Goguen, of Creative Cat Design, retained some of her original elements to begin her 2027 design - including the lobster claws, a nod the World's Largest Lobster in neighbouring Shediac.
The 2027 MWC patch features the silhouette of an athlete on the ocean floor, holding a caber, against the backdrop of the Hopewell Rocks.
The Hopewell Rocks are geographical formations shaped by centuries of tides along New Brunswick’s Bay of Fundy. The Rocks showcase strength and endurance, just as Masters athletes display power and grace while competing in events that have withstood the tests of time.
Don't forget to take your own photo (caber not supplied 😂) at the Hopewell Rocks, which is a roughly 40-minute drive from the Games site. A great photographic souvenir of your journey!
