Famed for its shingle-clad houses, lobster rolls, lighthouse-dotted coastlines, and the legendary Red Sox, New England offers iconic cities, rugged mountains, wild, secluded shores, and rolling countryside.
Despite being composed of six states – Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Maine – the region is relatively compact, making it the ideal road trip territory: varied, scenic, and manageable without blowing your entire annual leave allowance. Alice Howarth finds out how.
