"Road Trip Bliss: From Brooklyn, CT to Nashua, NH in Record Time"

Are you ready for a thrilling road trip from Connecticut to New Hampshire? Well, get ready for a journey filled with scenic drives, lush greenery and best of all, mouth-watering food stops! Whether you're solo or with a group of friends, we've got you covered with different routes to choose from.

Route 1: Through Route 101

The shortest and fastest route is through Route 101. Starting from Brooklyn, CT, you'll take exit 69 off I-395 N and follow Route 101 all the way to Nashua, NH, taking you on a 131-mile journey. This route takes approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes.

Route 2: Through I-84 E and I-495 N

This route is slightly longer, but still offers a direct drive from Brooklyn to Nashua and is just under 150 miles in length. It begins the same as Route 1, taking you off I-395 N at exit 69 but then turns onto I-84 E. After a few miles, you can take exit 35A onto I-495 N to continue onto Nashua. This route takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Route 3: Through I-90 E and I-495 N

If you have a bit more time and want to take the scenic route, you can take I-90 E, which will pass by the famous Quabbin Reservoir in Massachusetts. This route starts off the same as Route 2, taking you off I-395 N at exit 69 but then continues onto I-90 E. After approximately 66 miles, take exit 11A to merge onto I-495 N towards Lawrence. This route takes approximately 3 hours.

Now that you have the driving routes in mind, let's talk about some recommended pit stops on each route.

Route 1 Pit Stops:

While taking Route 101, you'll pass by quaint small towns in Massachusetts. If you're looking for a picnic or just to stretch your legs, stop by the Mendon Town Forest. This forest has plenty of hiking trails and even has a beautiful waterfall. For a quick bite, try Roxy's Grilled Cheese truck, offering a variety of grilled cheese sandwiches.

Route 2 Pit Stops:

On this route, you'll pass through Worcester, MA. A visit to the Worcester Art Museum is a great way to break up the commute and enjoy some art. If you're looking for something more adventurous, the Nashoba Valley Ski Area is only a slight detour off I-495 N and is perfect for a skiing session.

Route 3 Pit Stops:

If you're taking Route 3, stop by the Quabbin Reservoir visitor center. You can learn about the history of this area and even pick up some souvenirs. If you're in the mood for wine, take a stop at Nashoba Valley Winery, which also offers tours of its vineyards and tasty wine tastings.

Now that you have some pit stop ideas in mind, it's time to hop on the route that piques your interest and get moving. Don't forget to enjoy the ride, soak in the beauty of Connecticut and New Hampshire and take plenty of pictures along the way!