Mobil Travel Guide New England 2006

From the popular coastal town of Mystic to New Haven, home of Yale University, to the bustling capital of Hartford, Mobil Travel Guide reveals the best of Connecticut attractions, restaurants, and lodging. Hunters, anglers, canoeists, and campers will enjoy a trips through Maine, which also includes plenty of spots to taste one of the famous lobsters, watch for whales, and even explore a 1-square-mile island. Massachusetts abounds with mountain views and college towns, colonial history and family-friendly beaches. If your trip allows, spend some time in one of the Cape Cod towns described by Mobil Travel Guide. Though small in size, New Hampshire is big on appeal. A variety of landscapes offer a range of recreational opportunities including boating, hiking, camping, and skiing. Even smaller is Rhode Island. In fact, it's the smallest state in the nation, but Mobil Travel Guide reveals all of the reasons to make a trip there, including quaint coastal towns, Newport's magnificent mansions, and the historic homes of Providence. In Vermont, follow Mobil Travel Guide's "Best of Vermont" trip suggestion, taking you from Waterbury's Ben & Jerry's ice cream factory to The Ethan Allen Homestead to Shelburne Farms and the Vermont Teddy Bear Company.The Regional Travel Planner: New England also includes a chapter on the Acadia Byway.

The Regional Travel Planner: New England covers Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. It also includes Side Trips to New York City; Bronx, NY; Brooklyn, NY; Queens, NY; Staten Island, NY; and Montreal, QC.

The Mobil Travel Guide Regional Travel Planner series (17 titles) gives you a driver's-eye view of trips throughout the United States and Canada. Pick up essential facts, fun trivia, must-do events, and driving details in the introduction to each state or province, then flip through the book to find annually updated attractions, hotels, and restaurants that fit your itinerary and your budget. Organized alphabetically by state/province, or by city when applicable, the guides make it easy to find just what you need.

Since its founding, Mobil Travel Guide publications have provided travelers with recommendations for hotels, restaurants, and places to visit based on an objective inspection process and the Mobil One- to Five-Star rating system - one of the oldest and most respected programs in North America. The Mobil Corporation (known as ExxonMobil Corporation since a 1999 merger) began producing the Mobil Travel Guide books in 1958 and ever since has served as a trusted advocate for travelers