Canada East / USA Northeast

The cross-border travel guide for journeys between the Atlantic and the Great Lakes in both countries of North America. This comprehensive travel handbook describes the Northeast of the USA and Eastern Canada as a geographical-historical unit and is aimed at anyone who wants to explore this region independently. It contains all the information needed for planning, organizing, and executing the trip, detailed chapters on renting cars and camper vans, bus and rail passes, hundreds of specific recommendations for motels and hotels, country inns, bed & breakfasts, hostels, and camping, numerous tips on hiking opportunities along the routes, as well as time- and cost-saving tips for everyday travel. In "Eastern Canada / Northeastern USA," you will follow in the footsteps of Native Americans, explorers, missionaries, fur traders, and freedom fighters through the vibrant Indian Summer of New England to the rugged coasts of Maine, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, behind the Niagara Falls in rain gear, and by canoe through Algonquin and other parks, from the palaces of Newport to Native American longhouses and log cabins, from lobster pots to Nouvelle Cuisine in Montreal, encountering whales, moose, seabirds, Loyalists, and Acadians, from the islands in Georgian Bay and the St. Lawrence River to beaches on the Atlantic, on Prince Edward Island and Lake Michigan, from medieval Quebec City to the postmodern skylines of Boston, Toronto, and Chicago.