Road Trips
Over the years our editors drove thousands of miles on America's byways seeking out the Best of the Road®. Those notable attractions, shops and places to eat offering something special: friendly smiles, award winning pies, breathtaking views, etc. This is our collection of Rand McNally's best road trips that must be traveled at least once in a lifetime.
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The Voyageur's Quebec Trail
Last Updated Sep 13, 2011
Montreal store clerks greet you in French and English. Cafe au lait is served in a bowl. Pet owners bring their dogs to upscale hotels like Le St-Sulpice and Loews Hotel Vogue. There's a bit of North American flair to this European style. French fries come served with mayonnaise or smothered in cheese curds and gravy, an artery-...
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South New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island
Last Updated Sep 13, 2011
Prince Edward Island (PEI), Canada's smallest island, is a 140-mile scenic gem just off the coast of mainland New Brunswick. Venture to St. John, New Brunswick's largest city. The visitors' center will assist you in timing a visit to Reversing Falls, where twice a day incredibly strong tides rising in the Bay of Fundy push up th...
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Snow on the Eastern Shore
Last Updated Sep 13, 2011
Marylanders don’t like to call winter off-season. Winter may be a step slower, but the summer amenities are still there and they cost less. At any time of the year wild ponies roam Assateague Island, Harborplace in Baltimore hops, and costumed interpreters give tours at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. There is one caveat: S...
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Roaming Montreal
Last Updated Sep 13, 2011
Seventeenth-century architecture, modern underground cities, trendy galleries, Victorian homes, glittering casinos, counterculture fashions -- Montreal's mix of attractions makes it an ideal destination for the indecisive. Each neighborhood has its own personality and history quite different from the next. As the city grew from ...
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Quebec's Provincial Reserves
Last Updated Sep 13, 2011
Experience the solitude of Quebec's mountain and lakeside terrain on this tour through the wilderness that lies between Montreal and Quebec City. Venture north to Sainte Agathe des Monts, a popular resort that features bars, restaurants, bed-and-breakfasts, and craft shops. If you're up for the challenge, attempt skiing down L'A...
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