by Claude Plante | Jul 15, 2026 | Blogue
There’s more than one way to travel across Quebec. Cycling lets you discover the province at a pace that no car can match. If your journey begins in Montreal, boredom simply isn’t an option. In the distance, some of the city’s most iconic landmarks come into...
by Claude Plante | Jul 9, 2026 | Blogue
In the morning, after getting out of bed, you turn on the radio. After playing the latest hit song, the host moves on to the weather forecast. “Cloudy skies with a 40% chance of showers this morning. The risk increases to 60% this afternoon…” he announces in his deep...
by Claude Plante | Jul 6, 2026 | Blogue
Some places seem to have been made for gravel cycling. Quebec’s Eastern Townships are certainly one of them. Leave the paved highways behind and venture onto quiet, rolling back roads. Some are covered in crushed stone, others in fine gravel, but all are framed...
by Claude Plante | Jun 30, 2026 | Blogue
The Route Verte extends far beyond southern Québec. Spanning more than 5,400 kilometres, this renowned cycling network reaches into the Bas-Saint-Laurent region and the gateway to Gaspésie, where it follows one of the province’s most spectacular coastal...
by Claude Plante | Jun 20, 2026 | Blogue
Family bike camping is much more accessible than you might think, especially when two ready-to-camp campgrounds are connected by a safe cycling route. It’s an affordable adventure designed for little legs, while offering plenty of opportunities to stay active through...
by Claude Plante | Jun 18, 2026 | Blogue
We’re presenting you with a questionnaire. As a cycle tourist, answer according to your preferences:A trip of how many days: five;How many km per day: between 55 and 70;Paved or unpaved surface: as paved as possible;Difficulty level: easy;Would you like access to...
