Toronto to Cape Breton by Car 🇨🇦 The Ultimate Fall Road Trip | Old Quebec, Montmorency & 6 Moose!

Four provinces, almost 4,000 km, and fall colours the whole way 🍁 We drove from Toronto to Cape Breton Island over the Thanksgiving long weekend. On Day 1 we crossed Montreal, passed under the Quebec Bridge and caught the sunset on the St. Lawrence, then spent the evening wandering Old Quebec at night 🏮 (Halloween decorations everywhere, a street harpist, the funicular and the Breakneck Stairs). Day 2 started at Montmorency Falls (83 m, about 30 m taller than Niagara!), then a long drive through New Brunswick, with a rest stop in Moncton, all the way to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia 🌊 On the way home, late at night in New Brunswick, 5 or 6 moose walked right onto the road in front of us 🫎 (no footage, we were too busy NOT hitting them!) 🗺️ Route: Toronto → Montreal → Quebec City → Montmorency Falls → Edmundston → Moncton → Cape Breton Island, and back through New Brunswick and Old Montreal 📏 About 2,000 km each way ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:17 Day 1: Toronto to Quebec City 0:51 The Quebec Bridge at sunset 1:53 Old Quebec at night 3:35 Day 2: Montmorency Falls 4:38 The long drive east: New Brunswick & Moncton 5:59 We made it: Cape Breton Island 6:30 The drive home (and the moose!) 6:55 Old Montreal 7:05 The whole trip 💡 Tips if you're doing this drive: • Do it in early to mid October for the best fall colours, and book Old Quebec early on a long weekend. • Old Quebec is best at night: park in the upper town, walk down the Breakneck Stairs to Petit-Champlain, and take the funicular back up. • Montmorency Falls is only 15 minutes from Quebec City. Walk the suspension bridge right over the top of the falls. • New Brunswick at night: SLOW DOWN and use your high beams. Moose are everywhere between dusk and dawn, and they're huge. • Toronto to Cape Breton is about 2,000 km each way. Splitting it in Quebec City makes it very doable in two days. Want the Cabot Trail part? It has its own video on our channel! 🍁 #RoadTrip #FallRoadTrip #OldQuebec #QuebecCity #MontmorencyFalls #CapeBreton #NovaScotia #NewBrunswick #CanadaTravel #AARoams