Canada

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…