New Brunswick #2
Scenic River Valley Drive
New Brunswick Road Map Travel Guide
Trans Canada Highway Town of Hartland to City of Fredericton
Part of the Trans Canada Highway from Quebec to Fredericton. Please note that the Scenic River Valley Drive continues to Saint John.

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (117.4)	0.0 (73.0)	Junction of Highway #2 and Exit #170 to Town of Hartland, NB	South to City of Fredericton, NB. East to Town of Hartland, NB. North to city of Edmundston, NB, Province of Quebec. NOTE: For highway travel, north via New Brunswick Highway #2. See Highway Travel Guide. New Brunswick / Quebec Border tohe Town of Hartland, NB for driving directions.
0.0 (117.4)	0.0 (73.0)	View from highway	Driving south.
0.0 (117.4)	0.0 (73.0)	Hartland Covered Bridge	Crossing the Saint John River, NB, in Hartland, NB. Off route 2, between routes 103 and 105. Built in 1901, covered in 1923, the Hartland Bridge is the longest covered bridge in the world. The bridge is constructed of wood and is 1282 ft. in length
0.0 (117.4)	0.0 (73.0)	Hartland Covered Bridge	The sign above the bridge reads 'Come Again, you are now entering the longest covered bridge in the world 1282 feet''
0.0 (117.4)	0.0 (73.0)	The Hartland Covered Bridge	A view inside the bridge, single lane traffic
1.3 (116.1)	0.8 (72.1)	Point of Information Crossing The Saint John River	Bridge crossing the Saint John River, NB. The Saint John River is a river, approximately 418 miles (673 km) long. The river has always been important in Hartland’s history. As early as 1813 Troops were moved from the Maritimes to Upper Canada on the Saint John River, especially when is was frozen. Steamships operated on the river in the mid-1800s
3.1 (114.3)	1.9 (71.0)	Services at Highway	Gas diesel, east side of highway
3.9 (113.5)	2.4 (70.5)	Access to Community of Waterville, NB	East side of highway
6.0 (111.4)	3.7 (69.2)	Access to Community of Lakeville, NB	Services at highway
10.1 (107.3)	6.3 (66.7)	Community of Jacksonville, NB	West of highway
14.2 (103.2)	8.8 (64.1)	Junction of Highway #560	East to community of Woodstock, NB. North to community of Hartford, NB. Woodstock, NB; was settled by Loyalists following the American War of Independence. Attractions in and around Woodstock, NB - Honourable Charles Connell House - Old Carleton County Courthouse Seasong Cotta - Carleton County Historical Society Museum -
17.1 (100.3)	10.6 (62.3)	Exit #185	Access to community of Woodstock, NB & Bloomfield, NB. Services at highway
19.2 (98.2)	11.9 (61.0)	Exit #187	Access to U.S.A. highway #95 west to community of Houlton Maine
20.5 (96.9)	12.7 (60.2)	Exit #188 Junction of Highway #555	East to town of Woodstock
23.4 (94.0)	14.5 (58.4)	Exit #191 (old #94) Teardsley Road	Access to camping services
28.9 (88.5)	18.0 (55.0)	Exit 199 Junction of Highway #103	North to town of Woodstock, NB.
32.5 (84.9)	20.2 (52.8)	Access to Community of Debec, NB	West side of highway
36.0 (81.4)	22.4 (50.6)	Roadside Highway Turnout	Hiking trail access from turnout
41.0 (76.4)	25.5 (47.5)	Community of Meductic, NB	Services at highway
41.6 (75.8)	25.9 (47.1)	Point of Interest	Crossing the Eel River, NB.
41.8 (75.6)	26.0 (47.0)	Exit #212	West to community of Benton, NB
42.8 (74.6)	26.6 (46.4)	Junction of Highway #122	South to community of Canterbury, NB; 12 km's
46.4 (71.0)	28.8 (44.1)	View from highway	Driving south.
52.3 (65.1)	32.5 (40.5)	Access to Charlie Lake, NB	Access from highway.
60.3 (57.1)	37.5 (35.5)	Roadside Highway Turnout	With view point. North side of highway
62.3 (55.1)	38.7 (34.2)	Exit # 232	Community of Pokiok, NB. Services at highway. Access to highway #105. East to community of Mackawic, NB. Pokiok, NB; is situated on the west bank of the Saint John River. The community is home to the Pokiok Falls.
63.4 (54.0)	39.4 (33.6)	Access to Campground	North side of highway
65.3 (52.1)	40.6 (32.4)	Community of Hawkshaw, NB	Access from highway
75.3 (42.1)	46.8 (26.2)	Community of Dumfries, NB	Services at highway, fuel.
80.3 (37.1)	49.9 (23.1)	Community of Prince William, NB	Access from highway
83.3 (34.1)	51.8 (21.2)	Exit #253 Junction of Highway's #635, #636	Access to Historical Settlement Kings Landing. In the world kaleidoscope of cultural attractions, Kings Landing Historical Settlement stands out as a striking example of history-brought-to-life. Nestled on the banks of the majestic St. John River in the heartland of New Brunswick, nowhere is there a natural setting more spectacular nor an historical setting more sensitive to the living legacy of the United Empire Loyalists. Access to Provincial Visitor Information Centre.
87.8 (29.6)	54.6 (18.4)	Point of Interest	North limits of the city of Fredericton, NB. Attractions in and around Fredericton, NB.- Beaverbrook Art Gallery - Kings Landing Historical Settlement - Historic Garrison District - The St. John River - Christ Church Cathedral - Old Government House - Farmers Markets - Mactaquac Provincial Park - Science East- New Brunswick's only Science Centre - NB Country Music Hall of Fame - New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame - School Days Museum - York Sunbury Museum.
94.0 (23.4)	58.4 (14.5)	Exit #258 Junction of Highway #3	Access to highway #102. East to community of Kingsclear, NB, city of Fredericton, NB. West on highway #3 to community of Harvey, NB & St. Stephen, NB. East via highway #102 Mactaquac Provincial Park,300 campsites.
108.2 (9.2)	67.2 (5.7)	Exit #271	Access to highway #640
117.4 (0.0)	73.0 (0.0)	Exit #280 Junction of Highway #101	East to downtown city of Fredericton, NB, city of Moncton, NB. Access to highway #7, south to city of Saint John, NB. North to town of Woodstock, NB, town of Hartland, NB, city of Edmundston, NB. Start/Finish of Highway Travel Guide. -e