Cruise 16 miles southbound on Interstate 95 through New Hampshire — from the Piscataqua River crossing at Portsmouth to the Massachusetts state line. Enjoy easy access to coastal towns, Hampton Beach, and classic New England scenery along the way.
🍁 New England
Plan the perfect New England drive across ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, and CT. Discover coastal charm, covered bridges, and iconic fall foliage routes.
New England is where winding roads meet timeless charm. Covering the northeastern states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, this region is rich in colonial history, coastal beauty, and postcard-worthy small towns. Whether you’re hugging the rugged Maine coastline or weaving through the covered bridges of Vermont, every mile is steeped in character and natural splendor.
In autumn, New England becomes a world-famous driving destination as vibrant fall foliage transforms even the quietest backroad into a painter’s palette. But the magic isn’t limited to one season—summer brings coastal breezes and clam shacks, while winter offers snow-covered routes past frozen lakes and mountain towns. Historic parkways like the Mohawk Trail or scenic byways like Route 100 in Vermont make each journey feel purposeful and personal.
New England’s compact geography makes it easy to explore multiple states in a single trip, with each offering its own distinct flavor. From the lighthouses and lobster rolls of Maine to the cobblestone streets of Boston and the rolling countryside of Connecticut, the region invites drivers to discover its layered history, cultural richness, and understated beauty—one road at a time.
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Explore 🍁 New England
Interstate 95: Saco to Kittery – Maine
Cruise 35 miles down Maine’s southern coast on Interstate 95 from Saco to Kittery. Pass Kennebunk, York, and roadside pine forests before crossing into New Hampshire — with quick access to beaches, lighthouses, and outlet shopping along the way.
U.S. Route 1: Fort Kent, Maine
Discover the northernmost mile of U.S. Route 1 in Fort Kent, Maine — a scenic short drive across rivers, historic sites, and the international bridge connecting the U.S. and Canada. Perfect for highway fans and border town explorers alike.
Maine State Route 11: Eagle Lake to Fort Kent
Cruise 11 miles north along Maine State Route 11 from Eagle Lake to Fort Kent and enjoy a tranquil slice of Aroostook County—dense forests, riverside views, and a gateway to the end of US-1 at the Canadian border.
Interstate 195: Saco – Westbound – Maine
Experience a quick drive along Maine’s Interstate 195 westbound through Saco—a two-mile urban connector linking Route 5 and U.S. Highway 1 to the Maine Turnpike (I-95). Perfect for a fast, convenient bypass to beaches and the interstate.
Interstate 95: New Hampshire – Northbound
Cruise north on Interstate 95 through New Hampshire for 16 miles of coastal woodlands, convenient urban interchanges, and a scenic crossing into Maine via the Piscataqua River bridge.
Interstate 495: Marlborough to Amesbury – Massachusetts
Experience the diverse drive along Interstate 495 from Marlborough to Amesbury, Massachusetts — covering 55 miles of suburban routes, historic cities like Lowell and Lawrence, and peaceful Merrimack Valley scenery.
Interstate 290: Auburn to Marlborough – Massachusetts
Drive 21 miles east on Interstate 290 from Auburn to Marlborough, Massachusetts, passing through Worcester’s urban core, crossing Lake Quinsigamond, and cruising wooded hills before connecting with Interstate 495. A convenient link blending city and scenic New England…
Interstate 90: Sturbridge to Auburn – Massachusetts
Cruise 12 miles east along the Massachusetts Turnpike from Sturbridge to Auburn. This smooth stretch of I-90 links I-84 with Worcester County, offering a quiet, wooded ride and easy access to central Massachusetts towns.