200 km (125 mi.)Rivière-du-Loup to Rimouski

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Enjoy a unique experience: drive across the ice bridge that links L’Isle-Verte (the village) to Île Verte (the island) to see the oldest lighthouse on the St. Lawrence (via trail #567). Make sure the ice is solid before you cross.

In the Trois-Pistoles area, take trail #518 (via trail #571) and enjoy an exceptionally wide trail section.

Head next to the lookout in Saint-Fabien (via trail #518 and a local trail) to admire an amazing view of the St. Lawrence River, the nearby coast and Parc national du Bic.

130 km (80 mi.)Rimouski to Matane

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Take a detour towards Saint-Gabriel-de-Rimouski (via trail #579) where you can visit one of the oldest sugar maple stands in the province. This site is a great place to observe birds, beavers and other wildlife.

135 km (85 mi.)Matane to Sainte-Anne-Des-Monts

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From Saint-Paulin, head inland towards the Chic-Choc Mountains on trail #595, one of the most beautiful trails in the region. Admire magnificent panoramas from the foot of Eastern Québec’s highest mountains.

355 km (220 mi.)Sainte-Anne-Des-Monts to Gaspé

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This trail section is renowned for its panoramic views. Your journey will take you into the mountains as well as through picturesque villages nestled in magnificent bays.

 Riding up to the top of Mt. Saint-Pierre is a must for a stunning view of the St. Lawrence.

330 km (205 mi.)Gaspé to New Richmond

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In Percé, take the trail behind the church and ride to the top of Mt. Sainte-Anne for an exceptional must-see view of Percé Rock and the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

In Grande-Rivière, drive over the river by the same name on the newly built suspension bridge, which is 6.7 metres (23 feet) high, 1.8 metres (6 feet) wide and 81.7 metres (270 feet) long. This is one of the longest snowmobile bridges in Québec.

220 km (135 mi.)New Richmond to Causapscal

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Take the local trails up Mt. Carleton for incredible views of Chaleur Bay.

180 km (110 mi.)Causapscal to Mont-Joli

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Famous for its heavy snowfall all season long, the Saint-Pierre Mountain offers a spectacular 360-degree view of the region (via trail #587).

230 km (145 mi.)Mont-Joli to Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac

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Option 1
(via trail TQ35 from Mont-Lebel and TQ85)

This option will take you through the high country up and down hills, through woods and alongside lakes. In Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac, enjoy a lovely view of Lake Témiscouata.

Option 2
(via trail TQ35 from Mont-Lebel, trail #571 and TQ85)

This option takes you south on trail #571 (via trail TQ35) to Dégelis. From there, you will ride north to Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac alongside Lake Témiscouata, the region’s largest body of water.

80 km (50 mi.)Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac to Pohénégamook

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 (via TQ85 and TQ35)

Welcome to Pohénégamook, a winter feeding area for over 500 white-tailed deer!

You can also see more white-tailed deer in the Saint-Pacôme area.

60 km (40 mi.)Pohénégamook to Rivière-du-Loup

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 (via TQ35, trail #561 and TQ5)

The area around Lake Pohénégamook, which is nestled in a valley, provides exceptional views of the surrounding mountains.