New Brunswick & Nova Scotia 2014
I'm starting to plan for a trip out east next May or June, there'll be three or four campers ranging from a 38 foot fifth wheel to a class B PleasureWay, if all comes together. We are looking for s...
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To the OP,
I may as well continue to ruffle feathers.
Coming from Ontario, I strongly suggest that you follow the south shore
of the St Lawrence river all the way around the Gaspe Penninsula.
Cross the river at the new Montreal bypass,
then just follow the river east.
Scenery seldom seen anywhere else,
much superior to the
highly overrated Cabot trail.
Doing so will bring you down almost to the Confederation bridge
leading to PEI.
There is absolutly no need to travel on unpaved roads.
I may as well continue to ruffle feathers.
Coming from Ontario, I strongly suggest that you follow the south shore
of the St Lawrence river all the way around the Gaspe Penninsula.
Cross the river at the new Montreal bypass,
then just follow the river east.
Scenery seldom seen anywhere else,
much superior to the
highly overrated Cabot trail.
Doing so will bring you down almost to the Confederation bridge
leading to PEI.
There is absolutly no need to travel on unpaved roads.
