Please recommend a fantastic long hike. (solo)

Travel time to and from Newfoundland will restrict your west coast options. However, these might fit – assuming you have 14 on-trail days available.

Tahoe Rim Trail. 165 mile loop. Can be done in 9 long, hard days, but 13 is more comfortable and allows for an on-trail layover day enroute. Many nice lakes for that.
http://www.tahoerimtrail.org/?tstyle=style4&bgstyle=full

Collegiate Loop (Colorado Trail and CDT). 180 mile loop through the Collegiate Wilderness.
http://coloradotrail.org/collegiate-west.html

Note elevation differences between the lower Collegiate East (CT) and the higher Collegiate West (CDT), starting from Twin Lakes. For reference purposes, the horizontal red line is at 10,000 feet (3,048 meters).

Logic strongly suggests starting from Twin Lakes and taking the Collegiate East route, returning to Twin Lakes on the Collegiate West side. I am told that Hope Pass is so named because after climbing the northbound 2.5 mile 18% grade to reach it (vs. the 3.9 miles at 16% going south), you hope you never have to do it again. Also, going north on the CDT side, your pack is almost empty when you climb Hope Pass, and it's all downhill to your car and the motel. Starting by going south on the CDT side, you get to ascend Hope Pass on day one with a full pack. Logic Rules!

Have you considered flying east for something different? To Europe? Wales, England, France, etc? Check out Cicerone Press for many ideas. Mike

Givewn your location, you might also consider some of the great hikes available in Iceland.

If memory serves, there have been some posts regarding such on BPL in the past.

Thanks for your feedback,
I've decided on doing a section of the Great Divide in Alberta from Saskatchewan Crossing to Jasper.
The following pic show the route not including the Skyline trail (a cakewalk) I will be doing the Skyline trail as well in this route.

I figure 9 days maybe up to 12 if I want to do some exploring or peak bagging along the way… I've spoken to a helpful Parks Canada employee who says I "may" be able to cache food at warden stations, thus lightening my load.

I am thinking of doing it Southbound… Heavier loads on the easier terrain.
Is there a way to easily share this route so others can view it in Google Earth?
I have a .kmz file of this route, but I don't know how to attach it to this post.

The view looking North… Jasper/Skyline is just offscreen on the top left.
Uploaded photo is blurry… this looks better from my end. (link below)

http://sphotos-g.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/883578_10151354978710143_1805658801_o.jpg