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Best Trip Journals for New Brunswick
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Hunter's Travel
Popular Places in New Brunswick
- Alma
- Bathurst
- Blacks Harbour
- Bouctouche
- Campbellton
- Campobello Island
- Caraquet
- Dalhousie
- Deer Island Point
- Dieppe
- Edmundston
- Fredericton
- Fundy Bay National Park
- Grand Falls
- Grand Manan
- Hampton
- Hillsborough
- Hopewell Cape
- Kouchibouguac National Park
- L'Etête
- Loggieville
- Mactaquac Provincial Park
- Miramichi
- Mirimichi
- Miscou Island
- Moncton
- Murray Beach Park
- Petit Rocher
- Rexton
- Richibucto
- Sackville
- Saint Andrews
- Saint George
- Saint John
- Saint John Harbour
- Saint Louis de Kent
- Saint Martins
- Saint Stephen
- Saint Stephens
- Shediac
- Shediac Bay
- Shippegan
- St-Jacques
- Sussex
- Woodstock
Places in New Brunswick
Oct 17, 2009 - New Bruswick to Maine, and back again, and back again ...
We spent a little while this morning seeing a couple of highlights in Saint John - the old defensive hill (which did have a good view of the city but not much else) and the Reversing Falls. ... The tide was quite high, so the chocolate-brown water was certainly flowing up over the cascades.We spent a little while this morning seeing a couple of highlights in Saint John - the old defensive hill (which did have a good view of the city but not much else) and the Reversing Falls. ... The tide was quite high, so the chocolate-brown water was certainly flowing up over the cascades....
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Oct 14, 2009 - Southward Bound !
The time has come to direct our rigs "South".The time has come to direct our rigs "South"....
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Sep 30, 2009 - Maggie gets her revenge
This time, not being under time constraints, I set Maggie (the GPS) to find our way to Hampton, New Brunswick with “least use of highways”. ... However, Maggie was still insisting that the muddy, rocky, pond-filled trench in front of us would actually take us by the shortest distance to Hampton. ... I asked him if we could get through to Hampton on the road we were pointing down. ... He looked very amused, but said “Sure, it’s a straight shot into Hampton down there. ... Every now and then, huge ponds filled the “road” from one side to the other and the great unknown was “How deep is it?” We crawled along this THING for almost 16 kilometres and I was just starting to fantasize about Ku Klux Klanners who send innocent tourists down impossible dead-end lanes where they will eventually become stuck and, later that night, the “gang” descends upon their unsuspecting victims and pick them clean when, suddenly, the lumpy, muddy, rocky road became a “smoother” dirt track and, after another a few kilometres, we found ourselves coming in the back door of the town of Hampton. ...
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Sep 30, 2009 - Saint John, NB
Back to our campsite, we hooked up our RV and headed out for Saint John, a 150 kilometer drive. ... Arriving in Saint John we checked in at Rockwood Park Campground where Dave & Sharron and Norm & Marian came to yesterday. ... Then it was off to see the Reversing Falls at the mouth of the Saint John River. ... From there we did a self -guided driving tour of Saint John’s West Side with views of the harbor with 2 cruise ships in port and views of the Bay of Fundy. ...
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Sep 29, 2009 - The Fridge and New Brunswick
So the first order of business for today was to get our fridge fixed, which took until almost Noon before we left Quebec City.So the first order of business for today was to get our fridge fixed, which took until almost Noon before we left Quebec City....
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Sep 29, 2009 - Rainy Moncton, NB
September 29 – Tuesday Dave & Sharron and Norm & Marian left this morning for Saint John. Gary & Elaine stayed in Moncton with Shaun & Dianne – Shaun’s back is very painful, making it difficult to move so driving is not an option for him today. ... This afternoon we took Shaun to Emergency at the Moncton hospital to see a doctor. ... After a 21/4 hour wait, he was seen – diagnosed with a strained muscle and given a prescription for analgesics/muscle relaxant.September 29 – Tuesday Dave & Sharron and Norm & Marian left this morning for Saint John. Gary & Elaine stayed in Moncton with Shaun & Dianne – Shaun’s back is very painful, making it difficult to move so driving is not an option for him today. ... This afternoon we took Shaun to Emergency at the Moncton hospital to see a doctor. ... After a 21/4 hour wait, he was seen – diagnosed with a strained muscle and given a prescription for analgesics/muscle relaxant....
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Sep 28, 2009 - Good bye to Nova Scotia
September 28 - Monday It was a rainy, windy morning as we set out from Upper Sackville, the rain coming down quite heavy at times. We said good bye to Nova Scotia after lunch as we entered New Brunswick, driving to Moncton to camp tonight. ... Tomorrow we will see some of the sites in this area.September 28 - Monday It was a rainy, windy morning as we set out from Upper Sackville, the rain coming down quite heavy at times. We said good bye to Nova Scotia after lunch as we entered New Brunswick, driving to Moncton to camp tonight. ... Tomorrow we will see some of the sites in this area....
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Sep 25, 2009 - Tides and Magnets in New Brunswick
From Quebec City, we drove around the Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec, with the highlight of this rainy drive being the big rock at Pearce (see photos). From here it was down through New Brunswick to the city of Moncton where we experienced the main tourist attraction- the ‘Magnetic Hill’ where cars accelerate uphill in neutral (it just looks like a puddly piece of road but is neat to see in real life). ... The other cool thing we saw in New Brunswick was the Bay of Fundy where the highest tides in the world (10-15 m) are visible.From Quebec City, we drove around the Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec, with the highlight of this rainy drive being the big rock at Pearce (see photos). From here it was down through New Brunswick to the city of Moncton where we experienced the main tourist attraction- the ‘Magnetic Hill’ where cars accelerate uphill in neutral (it just looks like a puddly piece of road but is neat to see in real life). ... The other cool thing we saw in New Brunswick was the Bay of Fundy where the highest tides in the world (10-15 m) are visible....
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Sep 22, 2009 - St. John, New Brunswick, Canada
Today, we're in St.Today, we're in St....
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Sep 20, 2009 - Shediac, NB and over to P.E.I.
Before we left Shediac we headed back to our favourite lobster shop for some more little red guys, then drove down to the corner of N. ... B.Before we left Shediac we headed back to our favourite lobster shop for some more little red guys, then drove down to the corner of N. ... B....
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Sep 18, 2009 - Through New Brunswick from Woodstock and Fredericton to Shediac - the lobster capital of Canada!
We drove down the St.We drove down the St....
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Sep 17, 2009 - Woodstock, NB, Canada
We’ve decided it’s time to leave the island. We stopped in Woodstock, NB for the night and met some nice travelers from Wichita, KS. ... He had some great tales of his inexperience at Rving.We’ve decided it’s time to leave the island. We stopped in Woodstock, NB for the night and met some nice travelers from Wichita, KS. ... He had some great tales of his inexperience at Rving....
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