Kensington to Edmundston

• Highway 2

  This is a divided highway with a speed limit of 110 km/h.
• Rest Stops

  The OnRoute-style service centers are frequent along the route.
• Language

  Edmundston is a bilingual city; French is widely spoken.
• Fuel

  Gas prices are generally lower in New Brunswick than in PEI.
• Border Crossing

  Edmundston is near the Maine border; have your passport if crossing.

• Speeding

  Police frequently monitor speeds on the Trans-Canada Highway.
• Fatigue

  Take breaks every two hours to stay alert on the long drive.
• Weather

  Winter storms can make the highway treacherous; check forecasts.
• Emergency

  Ensure your vehicle is serviced before starting the trip.

• Is Edmundston worth visiting?
  Yes, it is a cultural hub with beautiful natural surroundings.
• Can I take a train?
  No, there is no passenger rail service to Edmundston.
• Is it a hilly drive?
  The terrain becomes more mountainous as you approach Edmundston.
• Are there hotels?
  Yes, there are many options ranging from motels to full-service hotels.
• What is the best route?
  Route 2 is the most direct and efficient highway.

• From Kensington, Prince Edward Island, Canada
• To Edmundston, NB, Canada
• Modes

September and October for the spectacular fall foliage along the Saint John River.