Allagash Brewing Company

This Ultimate Northeat Road Trip guide is an accumulation of over 65 HOURS of research and planning. I have always wanted to go to this area during the Fall and I finally was able to make this dream a reality. I have taken all of my research and expertise and compiled this itinerary into a great 10-14 day road trip guide. You can spend less time or more time on your trip based on your needs. This itinerary has over 60 plus stops including places to hike, sights you can't miss, the best places to stay, the best places to eat, great photo stops, and much more. You won't have to spend hours upon hours trying to figure out where to go or what not to miss. This is your one-stop shop to be fully prepared to make this the trip of your dreams.  If you follow this guide I promise you this will be a trip of a lifetime and you will see some amazing experiences. If you want to take your own route that's fine use this as a great start to plan your epic adventure. You can't go wrong.  Tag us in the photos you take - we'd love to see your experience! @thejourneyest2016 

Portland has the *most* breweries per capita of any US city, with my city (Asheville, NC) coming in at a close second. This guide features only the best of the best!

New England is known for its thriving craft beer scene, with numerous breweries producing exceptional brews. Did you know Vermont is the state with the most breweries per capita? The state may be small, but there are breweries everywhere. As a New Englander living in Vermont, it's challenging to definitively rank the "best" as preferences can vary widely, but here are some of the most outstanding breweries in New England, listed in no particular order. Please note that the craft beer landscape is continually evolving, and new breweries frequently emerge with exciting offerings. I recommend exploring local beer scenes and tasting rooms in New England to discover hidden gems and favorites that align with your specific beer preferences.