St. John, NB to Gaspe?
We're planning to visit the Gaspe Peninsula after finishing our tour of the Atlantic Provinces. Our most likely routing has us heading to Gaspe after leaving St. John, NB. It appears our most direct...
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Have you done the Hopewell Rocks thing? It's east of St. John, and worth a slight detour.
To answer your question, I believe 17 should be fine, IIRC, we've used it a couple of times, and 7 is probably OK, too. In a 20' Roadtrek, though, but I don't recall any places where a larger coach might have had trouble.
If you do hit Hopewell Cape, you could then head north to Moncton, and then use 11 north towards Campbellton/Gaspe. Do the 132 loop around the Gaspe, then return along 17 to 2 to Woodstock/Houlton and exit New Brunswick into Maine.
Sort of a loop tour of New Brunswick and Gaspe.
Just remembered, if you get into Campbellton, NB anywhere near the bridge at Subway St. that crosses into Gaspe, there's a tunnel under the railroad tracks on Subway St. on the NB side, that has a height restriction. I think it's around 10'10". BEWARE. There are other roads that get around it in town.
To answer your question, I believe 17 should be fine, IIRC, we've used it a couple of times, and 7 is probably OK, too. In a 20' Roadtrek, though, but I don't recall any places where a larger coach might have had trouble.
If you do hit Hopewell Cape, you could then head north to Moncton, and then use 11 north towards Campbellton/Gaspe. Do the 132 loop around the Gaspe, then return along 17 to 2 to Woodstock/Houlton and exit New Brunswick into Maine.
Sort of a loop tour of New Brunswick and Gaspe.
Just remembered, if you get into Campbellton, NB anywhere near the bridge at Subway St. that crosses into Gaspe, there's a tunnel under the railroad tracks on Subway St. on the NB side, that has a height restriction. I think it's around 10'10". BEWARE. There are other roads that get around it in town.
