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Motorcycle Type : Touring

Drove up from Boston to this area about 3 years ago. A group of about 9 of us rode our way up the US coast and into Canada. We loved every minute of the drive up there but we took our time a little too much and didn't have enough time to explore Nova Scotia and have regretted it ever since. Suffice it to say, if you are planning on doing some riding in Nova Scotia you really should plan on at least 3 days ... but 5 is ideal and will be what I'll do next time ... hopefully this August if I can get all the guys to line up their vacation time and the good Lord is willing!!!

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Motorcycle Type : Cruiser

Yep - this is a great ride but to tell you the truth, IMHO Cabot Trail blows it away!!! No offense XABXCO.

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Motorcycle Type : Cruiser

A couple of guys from my office and I flew into Montreal and rented some bikes. We had about 2 days of time to ride and made the most of it traveling through parts of Quebec. We debated if we should head over to New Brunswick/Nova Scotia as some of the guys wanted to head down to the great lakes area and do some coastal riding from the Canadian side. I'm glad we did decide to head east ... simply put, this was some of the best riding I've ever done!!! We checked out this route - "Great Day's Run" - and it was a 5-star ride in my book! I especially liked the sections with undeveloped/virgin forest on one side and coastal bliss on the other. HIGHLY recommended ride!! Cabot trail was even more impressive too ... that one you CAN'T MISS ... we'll be coming back some day with a bigger group.

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Motorcycle Type : Enduro

Sadly I missed the Hopewell Rocks, but I'd like to add that there is a covered bridge near Germantown worth a stop to view, and Cape Enrage was a scenic highlight for my day trip there.

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