Journey to the Edge of the World

Two friends. Two bikes. 16 days to ride to the edge of the world. Eddie and I left Toronto with three objectives: reach Cape Spear, Newfoundland, the easternmost point in North America, visit my brother Darie, and ride the most scenic routes in every Eastern Canadian province. The trip was more than a year in the planning, and it almost didn't happen. Along the way we crossed the Confederation Bridge, nearly ran out of gas on the Cabot Trail, went to the wrong campground, got stuck behind a highway closure on the Isthmus of Avalon, and rode through a storm in the dark in moose country. 6,030 km · 6 provinces · 16 days Bikes: 2004 Kawasaki Nomad and 2022 Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro Chapters: 00:00 Intro 0:32 Day 1: Toronto to Montreal 8:15 Day 2: Montreal to Rivière-du-Loup, QC 11:43 Day 3: Rivière-du-Loup to Bouctouche, NB 16:00 Day 4: Bouctouche to Mount Stewart, PEI 24:39 Day 5: Mount Stewart to Baddeck, NS 33:35 Day 6: Cabot Trail, NS 42:19 Day 7: Baddeck to North Sydney, NS 47:05 Day 7: Ferry to Argentia, NL 52:31 Day 8: St. John's, NL — Cape Spear, Signal Hill and a night out 1:02:28 Day 9: St. John's to Grand Falls-Windsor, NL 1:07:11 Day 10: Grand Falls-Windsor to Rocky Harbour, NL 1:09:44 Day 11: Rocky Harbour to Lark Harbour — Gros Morne and the Tablelands 1:16:46 Day 12: Lark Harbour to Port aux Basques, NL 1:23:25 Day 13: North Sydney, NS to Moncton, NB 1:24:40 Day 14: Moncton to Rivière-du-Loup, QC 1:26:39 Day 15: Rivière-du-Loup to Montreal 1:28:25 Day 16: Montreal to Toronto 1:31:09 Reflections 1:31:43 Eddie's ride home 1:32:15 Photos from the trip Filmed August 2026. Subscribe to The Long Loop for more long-distance motorcycle trips. #motorcycletouring #adventureriding #newfoundland #capebreton #motorcycletravel