Our drive from Quebec to New Brunswick was blessed with beautiful weather and gorgeous clouds. After 2.5 hours of driving, our first stop : Florenceville Covered Bridge, Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick. This is a half and half! Half of the bridge is covered, the other half is open. 20 minutes away Read more…
Before leaving New Brunswick, we did 3 things. First, check out Magnetic Hill. I almost did not include the Magnetic Hill in our itinerary but for the sake of science we still visited the place. Fortunately, we were the only car there and there were tourists from a bus waiting to see Read more…
As mentioned in part 1 – Sussex, NB is the mural capital of Atlantic Canada with 27 huge murals depicting local history scattered around the town’s major streets. We got a map for $2 from the information centre which goes towards the maintenance of the murals. After viewing most of the Read more…
New Brunswick being the Canadian province with the most number of covered bridges we did not leave Sussex without passing by 2 other bridges. Smith’s Creek Covered Bridge – built in 1927. This one still allows vehicles to pass through. Salmon River Covered Bridge – built in 1908. This bridge Read more…
We arrived in Sussex, New Brunswick at 5 PM on our 2nd day. Sussex was specifically chosen as a stop over town being known as the mural capital of Atlantic Canada. After checking in at Fairway Inn (Roachville, NB) the driver had ice cream at Sully’s Ice-cream Parlour which was Read more…