New Brunswick

We entered New Brunswick not expecting anything. Then, Dad’s car overheated, so we turned around and headed back to the US, fixed it, drove around, and crossed again. As we crossed back into NB, we got searched. After that, everything was perfectly fine. This is a place where you can drive 300 miles and not even realize it. The scenery was awesome, the sparsly placed/populated small towns all are worth a look. You see signs for towns advertising things like the world’s largest axe, etc. Very nice! We ended up visiting Fredericton (the capital) and Moncton. We also drove the entire length of Trans Canada route 2. We got off in Grand Falls, also. (Highest falls east of Niagara). They speak some French and a lot of English in NB, but it makes for a nice mix! The bridge to Prince Edward Island was very nice, and the Fundy Coast is a site worth seeing! I liked New Brunswick, it had a little bit of everything!

PS: Shediac is the lobster capital of the world for a reason!

Bay of Fundy

Well I live in Dalhousie New Brunswick. It’s a small quiet town, but it’s defiantly worth visiting. =]

We mostly only spent time in NB to get from Quebec to Nova Scotia and PEI…that said, however, it’s a lovely place, and a BIG one!

An amazing province full of culture and interesting people. It doesn’t hurt that my family lives here.

I lived in Fredericton for 8 years. Beautiful place and super friendly people throughout the province.

I visited a friend in Calais, ME and we went to N.B. to get drunk on New Year’s Eve. We got drunk. They celebrated New Year’s twice (Canadian time and American time). It was very cold. The end.

Fundy National park is worth stopping by to see. A little different but a college friend lives there so always good to go hang out with her.

Of all the Canadian provinces, found this one quite boring… very quiet with not a lot to do and there were TONS of mosquitos when we were there in June. Not a big fan.

I crossed the 13km bridge from prince edward island and then promptly got lost and near ran out of fuel. Fond a petrol station just in the nick of time to leave to nova scotia, hardly explored it at all…..