The journey from Rockport to Fredericton covers approximately 1,300 kilometers. The most practical way to travel is by driving via Highway 401 East, connecting to Highway 20 in Quebec, and finally the Trans-Canada Highway (Route 2) in New Brunswick. This drive takes about 14 hours. Fredericton is the capital of New Brunswick and is known for its historic Garrison District and the Saint John River. There is no direct train service to Fredericton, so driving is the primary mode of transport.
Total Distance: 1,300 km driving distance; 980 km straight-line air distance.
Take the exit for Route 2 at the New Brunswick border.
May to October for the vibrant farmers' markets and river activities.