Keen Newport

Autumn's vivid New England, the spectacular rocky coastline, majestic mountains, delicious seafood and friendly people attract millions of visitors to the region each year. These six new England states, nestled in the picturesque north-east of the U.S., are perfect for travel, especially From May to October. Since the winters are very cold and snowy, plan your drive in the warmer months, when roads are safe and landscape is at its best. Many travelers plan their drives in October, when fall foliage is spectacular.

This visit Car of New England is in a large number of regional highlights. It will take approximately two weeks and the total distance is about 800 miles.

Boston Before starting your workout, treat yourself to a day or two to have a look around Boston. If you like walking, you can follow the Freedom Trail " a look at some historical sites of the city, take a coffee at Quincy Market, then finish with a walk on Boston Common. Keen buyers can head high-end boutiques of Newbury Street and the rest can take a "Duck Tour" of the city, on land and river. Consider staying at the Copley Friendly Square Hotel, located near the top attractions in Boston.

Coastal New England getting up early and go north along the North Shore through the New Hampshire coast and on up to Kennebunkport, Maine (85 miles). Just before Kennebunkport, in the town of Kittery, there are 120 outlet stores, full of good deals on a stretch of miles. The intention to stay one or two nights in Kennebunkport, where you can go whale watching, fishing high seas, canoeing and kayaking and take a boat trip on the lobster. The Nonantum Resort, right on the river, is an ideal place to stay. The room dining menu includes delicious steamed lobster and fresh oysters and fried clams.

The White Mountains The next drive, taking you the picturesque White Mountains of New Hampshire (116 miles). En route you pass through North Conway, where you can take a trip of 11 mile through the mountains on the scenic railway Conway, or you can head to Mount Washington for an intense hike to the top of the highest peak in the state. The intention to stay for a few nights. The Rivergreen Resort on the banks of the river Pemigewassett in the vicinity of Lincoln has many family activities throughout the year.

The Green Mountains On or about the fifth day, your 145-mile trip takes you to the Green Mountains in Vermont. Consider staying Stowe for two nights, and traveling by canoe half-day on the Mad River where you can explore the picturesque Stowe Recreation Path Cycling. Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Plant, in the neighborhood of Waterbury, offers guided tours and free samples of ice cream. 'Sound of music fans "should remain Austria-themed Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe.

The Berkshires now south to the Berkshire hills, where you find many museums and art galleries, and summer festivals of summer theater. Stop for coffee in the village of New England, Woodstock, and, further down the road, visit the Quechee Gorge, a spectacular river gorge a mile long and 165 feet deep. The intention of staying a night or two in Williamstown, just over the border in Massachusetts. A perfect place to stay is the Williams Inn.

Newport Classic your new hard England now takes you south through the Berkshires and Newport, Rhode Island (186 miles). The intention to stay a few days to browse the trendy boutiques City, art and antique galleries, and marvel at the luxurious yachts moored in the marina in Newport. The mainstay of Best Western, Located in the heart of Newport, is comfortable and affordable.

Cape Cod The last stop on your way is beautiful Cape Cod, only 82 miles east of Newport. Here you can cycle, walk, stroll through the shops and galleries, and relax on beautiful beaches. Tours of Martha's Vineyard or Nantucket, inhabited islands in the south, are very popular. Consider a stay of two nights at the resort and Spa Cape Codde. Leave plenty of time for the last 72 miles back to Boston - Indulge yourself in a last breakfast delicious seafood along the way to complete a fantastic trip.