We took two weeks, but that included driving from Louisiana. We left from Poughkeepsie, NY (our nephew's wedding) and drove to Bangor, ME. From Bangor, we drove to PEI and stayed in Charlottestown for two nights in a B&B. Then we drove to Lunenberg, NS and spend two nights there in a B&B. Then drove to St John NB and spent two nights in a B&B on Bay of Fundy. Then drove to Quebec City when we decided to change our plans mid-trip and wound up seeing Red Hot Chili Peppers who were playing at a festival in the city right across the street from our hotel. Spent a night there, drove to Niagara Falls, ON (stayed on the Canada side) for one night right on the falls. Drove to Pittsburgh to drop off our son at the airport (he had to go back to Orlando for work), and then headed back to Louisiana via Columbus OH and Memphis TN. We also hit up Gettysburg on the way to NY and Antietam. It was jammed packed with things to see. Now we'd like to head back to the Maritimes again and do a bit more. The bridge from NB over to PEI is a really long toll bridge. Neither Bill or I like driving over long bridges, so our son was the lucky one to do it both ways. We ate a lot of lobster, drank a lot of beer and just had fun.
Acadia National Park was beautiful, but I don’t need to see it again. I could have easily stayed a week in Ogunquit. Really cool rock formations with beach and a very nice walking trail to a cove with little shops and restaurants. We stayed at a hotel right off the trail/beach that was really nice.
