The Maritimes

Segment 2 of the Eastern Divide Trail—aka Tamarack—is a 750-mile (1,200-kilometer) route that crosses the Canadian Maritimes to connect Newfoundland with the US border near Houlton, Maine. Along the way, it traverses the dramatic cliff-lined coasts and Cape Highlands of Nova Scotia, as well as New Brunswick’s rolling farmlands, seaside harbors, and the incredible Bay of Fundy. It also takes in a vast swath of fern-choked forests crisscrossed by rocky rivers and dotted with cedar shingle-clad towns and stunning remote lakes…

Segment 1 of the Eastern Divide Trail leaves Cape Spear—the easternmost point in North America—and largely follows the Newfoundland T'Railway as it crosses Newfoundland from east to west. This beautiful 896-kilometer (557-mile) ride is nearly all unpaved and rolls through vibrant urban and rural areas and scenic wilderness across the province…

The Newfoundland T'Railway Provincial Park is an 880 kilometer (547 mile) bikepacking route that crosses Newfoundland from east to west via an unpaved scenic rail-grade. The route travels through vibrant urban and rural areas, and scenic wilderness as it links St. John's to Grand Bay West...