New Brunswick Armchair Adventures

New Brunswick keeps more secrets than most Canadians realize. This second volume in the Ten Provinces, Zero Crowds series ventures beyond the province’s familiar stops to uncover fifty-two places most travelers never think to look for — the kind that reward patience, curiosity, and a willingness to take the road less obvious.

Wander the beaches of Cap-Pelé, where the warmest saltwater north of the Carolinas laps at a shoreline most tourists drive right past. Cross the world’s longest covered bridge at Hartland, a small-town landmark that somehow stays out of the spotlight. Climb into the Caledonia Highlands, where fog-draped ridgelines and quiet river valleys feel less like a short drive from Saint John and more like a well-kept secret.

From coastal villages to inland wilderness, each location was chosen for one reason: it’s genuinely worth knowing about, whether you visit in person or simply from your favourite chair. Some readers will pack a bag. Others will pour tea and travel there in their imagination. Both are equally welcome here.

Your armchair is still the only ticket required.