The River Valley Scenic Drive is a 512-kilometer tour set against the panoramic backdrop of New Brunswick’s picturesque landscapes. Starting from Edmundston and culminating in Saint John, this historic route offers more than just a visual feast; it weaves an assortment of cultural narratives and pastoral elegance along its course.
Scenic Serenade
Indulge Yourself Along the Way
Along this route, travelers can explore cultural landmarks like the Grand Falls Museum and Beaverbrook Art Gallery, and indulge in local culinary delights, including a stop at Eastbound Burgers.Here’s a glimpse into these unique spots:
Grand Falls Museum
The Grand Falls Museum showcases historical artifacts including the boots and goggles worn by jockey Ron Turcotte during his 1973 Triple Crown win on Secretariat. This NB museum also features a wedding cake from 1940, among other heritage items, appealing to all ages.
150th Anniversary Heritage Room Museum
Step into the past at the 150th Anniversary Heritage Room Museum, where the region’s storied history unfolds. From age-old artifacts to fascinating exhibits, this museum is a window to the cultural heart of Saint-François-de-Madawaska.
Agricultural Museum Of New Brunswick
The Agricultural Museum of New Brunswick, established in 1983, offers a look into the region's agricultural heritage, celebrating over 40 years of New Brunswick's farming history.
Beaverbrook Art Gallery
The Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton is a vibrant cultural hub, housing a significant collection of historical and contemporary artworks. Established by Lord Beaverbrook, it features world-class exhibitions, including works by renowned artists, and serves as a centre for community engagement and education in the visual arts.
Culinary Highlight - Eastbound Burgers
No drive is complete without savouring the flavours of the local cuisine. Eastbound Burgers beckons with its irresistible Angus Beef burgers and a menu teeming with choices to satisfy every craving.
The Saint John River Valley Scenic Drive is a drive that marries the allure of the great outdoors with enriching cultural encounters. En route, ensure to explore the offerings of Paradis de la Petite Montagne, the 150th Anniversary Heritage Room Museum, the 8th Hussars Museum, and the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. Each landmark on this drive promises a unique story, etching memories of a journey through the heart of New Brunswick’s culture and charm.
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