charlevoix – Supertrax Online https://www.supertraxmag.com Powersports News Mon, 13 Jun 2022 04:23:49 +0000 en-CA hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.6 https://www.supertraxmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/cropped-Studio_Project-1-32x32.png charlevoix – Supertrax Online https://www.supertraxmag.com 32 32 5-STAR SLEDDING IN CHARLEVOIX https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/5-star-sledding-in-charlevoix/ https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/5-star-sledding-in-charlevoix/#respond Sun, 01 Nov 2020 05:00:00 +0000 https://new.supertraxmag.com/uncategorized/5-star-sledding-in-charlevoix/ Rarely does a specific hotel earn universal recognition as a must-visit snowmobiling destination – a place that draws trail riders like a magnet because it’s so remarkable, so unique, and so memorable.

Among this elite handful, the Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu is second to none.

My Kind of Place

I well remember my first visit to Le Manoir Richelieu by snowmobile. We cruised along a tabletop Local Trail 124 until we glimpsed the St. Lawrence. But our surroundings remained as wild and remote as if we were still riding Charlevoix’s backcountry highlands.

Then without warning, we rounded a corner and were astonished to see a massive castle-like structure ahead, dominating the cliff ahead. This is my lasting, larger-than life impression of Le Manoir Richelieu, the world class hotel that’s become a very special home-away-from-home for many snowmobilers.

Where It’s At

The Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu is located in the heart of Charlevoix, a region equally impressive for its abundant snow, superb trails and long-lasting winters. What’s more, eons ago a gigantic meteor-strike gave Charlevoix mountainous terrain whose panoramic views are the perfect backdrop for this stunning hotel.

The best way to get to the Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu is by snowmobile. Trans Quebec Trail 3 parallels the St. Lawrence and runs the length of the Charlevoix Region. As the halfway point, La Malbaie is surrounded by local trails that combine with Regional Trail 378 to make several good day loops for staging from this remarkable hotel.

Meanwhile, the regions of Saguenay (to the north) and Quebec (to the southwest) offer extended riding opportunities connected to Charlevoix. So visiting snowmobilers have the option of basing out of Le Manoir Richelieu for multiple day rides, or stopping there overnight on a saddlebag tour. But don’t short-change yourself…

Great Facilities

I’d highly recommend at least a two-night stay for the full Manoir Richelieu experience – you simply can’t take it all in during a single night! Amenities include a heated outdoor saltwater pool and hot tub, plus indoor pool, hot tub and sauna, and Moment Spa. Additionally, there’s gourmet dining in several restaurants, ice skating, snowshoeing, acres of property to explore and, connected by a tunnel, the Casino de Charlevoix. And don’t forget the snowmobile rentals, direct trail access to heated and secure indoor sled parking! And, although there’s no on site fuel, a gas station on Local Trail 64 at nearby Clermont is handy to all the rides we did.

Charlevoix Trail Riding

Best of all, our 4-night stay at Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu included three primo Charlevoix day rides, each different, but all on incredibly easy-going trails. We planned each of these itineraries to get us back to Le Manoir Richelieu early enough each day to indulge fully in its decadent pleasures.

Day Ride One

One counter-clockwise ride headed southwest to Baie-Saint-Paul for lunch and fuel. This is about a 200-km loop, travelling Trans Quebec Trail 3 outbound and Regional Trail 378 inbound. It includes several panoramic views riding through the hills above Baie-Saint-Paul down towards the St. Lawrence River.

Day Ride Two

Next, we swung north on a 260-km clockwise loop to L’Anse-Saint-Jean for lunch and fuel, then east along the Saguenay Fiord to Baie-Sainte-Catherine and back to La Malbaie. On this ride, Trans Quebec Trail 83 running north from Trans Quebec 3 is without a doubt one of the best sections of trail in Quebec. Plus, don’t miss the Mont À Pein lookout along the way. Meanwhile, Regional Trail 383 travels parallel to the Saguenay through some steep hills and valleys. Just east of L’Anse-Saint-Jean, a couple of local trails head north a short distance for views overlooking the fiord.

Day Ride Three

On the final day of our stay, we explored virtually every local trail surrounding La Malbaie for about 120 kilometres of riding. This trip included lookouts at Montagne de la Croix de Clermont, Mont Therèse-Casgrain and Promontoir du Lac Gravel. We topped up at Saint-Fidèle on Local Trail 34, and for this shorter ride, we took snacks for lunch so as not to spoil our appetites for our dinner feast back at the hotel.

Lasting Memories

They say a picture’s worth a thousand words. No doubt those included here speak volumes about what makes Charlevoix a special place, and why the Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu has become its own snowmobiling destination.

As the hotel’s mission statement, posted in the lobby says: “We always endeavour to turn fleeting moments into lasting memories.” So for those in search of the ultimate snowmobiling destination, I’d say to the region and the resort: “Mission accomplished.”

Where We Stayed

* Hotel Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, La Malbaie

More Information

* Snowmobile Quebec

* Tourism Charlevoix (region trail map)

* Quebec Snowmobile Federation (permits, interactive trail map)

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QuébecOriginal – ADVENTURE IS CALLING YOU! https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/quebecoriginal-adventure-is-calling-you/ https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/quebecoriginal-adventure-is-calling-you/#respond Sat, 15 Dec 2018 06:00:00 +0000 https://new.supertraxmag.com/uncategorized/quebecoriginal-adventure-is-calling-you/ Nearly seventy years ago Québec snowmobile pioneers envisioned the idea to ride motorized vehicles over the snow. Winters were long and the snow was deep and soon, public, groomed trails became a reality.

Incredibly, an organized system of snow highways hadn’t been dreamed by anyone else but Québec up to that time.

When you visit the province today it doesn’t take long to see that the same kind of passion burns brightly. Riding Québec trails is still a world-class experience, truly second to no other! Ask any experienced touring snowmobiler and they’ll profess: When it comes to snowmobiling, Québec is the best place on earth!

Why? The province is blessed with incredible volumes of snow from early season until spring! There are more than 33,000 km (20,500 miles) of groomed trails here and trail adventures for every type of rider.

There are amazing landscapes and famous landmarks such as Percé Rock, the Chic-Choc Mountains, snowmobiling on Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, covered bridges and much, much more.

HERE’S A LIST OF OUR FAVOURITE REGIONS TO VISIT

Chaudière-Appalaches & Centre-du-Québec

Québec snowmobilers are always impressed with and surprised by both these regions’ luxurious destinations and world-class accommodation.

A distinctive particularity of these two regions is the possibility to loop back or create a “daisy” trail without having to ride the same trails over again. Two noteworthy trails are “In Between” and “Mont Midi”. All trails are meticulously maintained and all routes and signage are clearly designated.

Copyright: Tourisme Chaudière-Appalache – Stéphanie Allard
Description of image: Frozen Trees on Mont du Midi near Lac Etchemin

Lanaudière – Mauricie

One of the provinces most sought-after destinations, this region has been a snowmobiling must-see for generations. The trails offer exciting adventures and incredibly scenic views. The local outfitters here offer fantastic accommodations and meals and incomparable outdoor activities. The Great Adventure Tour Trail is a must-see in this region.

Copyright: ©Tourisme Lanaudière
Description of image: Montagne noire, Saint-Donat

Québec City & Area – Charlevoix – Saguenay – Lac-Saint-Jean

One of Québec’s most famous landmarks, accessible by trail and located in La Malbaie in Charlevoix is the incomparable Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu! Charlevoix region is also home to a long list of gourmet restaurants and is truly a food-lover’s paradise.

In Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, snowmobilers head to Monts-Valin. It offers an extraordinary off-trail riding experience and local guides are available to show you the best places to play.

Copyright: ©Tourisme Charlevoix, Sophie Gagnon-Bergeron – Canopée Médias
Description of image: St. Lawrence River, Charlevoix

The Laurentians

The Laurentians offer a varied snowmobile experience. You can ride solo on groomed trails here for hundreds of kilometers or enjoy a guided tour to discover some of the many unique, hidden sights. In every case you will feel the thriving snowmobile culture, with endless wooded trails and scenic viewpoints to climb to.

You will cherish treasures such as the enchanted Montagne du Diable and The Wood Runner’s Loop Trail.

Copyright: Tourisme Laurentides
Description of image: Snow covered Montagne du Diable

Gaspésie – Bas-Saint-Laurent – Côte-Nord

Sea views and quaint, comfortable inns with cozy rooms and great cuisine dot the map when you check out these incredible touring destinations.

The maritime regions of Québec offer a variety of ride options that allow snowmobilers to explore trails between sea and mountains and discover Percé Rock, North America’s longest snowmobile bridge and stunning panoramic views.

Snowmobilers can also enjoy an unforgettable experience by crossing the St. Lawrence by ferry with their snowmobile!

Copyright: Éric Marchand/Le Québec maritime
Description of image: View of the St. Lawrence

Abitibi-Témiscamingue

The region is known for it’s trail quality and trail surfacing. Snowmobilers will be amazed to meet so many friendly snowmobilers in restaurants and local places, but to get the trails almost for themselves still.

The region is known for its large trail network, trail quality and trail surfacing. You’ll feel like you have the trails all to yourself, but will be amazed to meet so many friendly snowmobilers in the restaurants and local places.

Credit: ©Tourisme Abitibi-Témiscamingue, H.Lacroix

Outaouais

Outaouais offers a trademark Quebec snowmobiling experience. Meticulously groomed trails to the horizon, convenient access to inns and restaurants and a long snow season.

La Petite-Nation Trail is made up of charming, hilly landscapes. On this trail, you’ll run through many welcoming villages while experiencing a unique agritourism offering. End your trek at the largest and most beautiful roundwood cottage in the world, the Fairmont Le Château Montebello.

Copyright: Les Productions BelCanto
Description of image: Snowmobiling in the Outaouais
Photo: Mathieu Dupuis

Eeyou Istchee Baie-James

This region is famous for its abundant snowfall, great trail system and unforgettable vistas. You can ride confidently with your own group on unforgettable snowmobile trails or take a backcountry-style guided trip if you wish. Local outfitters are available to provide rustic, comfortable accommodation. Known for its outstanding snow conditions, trails can be enjoyed late into the season until April such as the Conquerer Trail. Enjoy the longest snowmobile season in Eeyou Istchee Baie-James!

While visiting this region be sure not to miss the beautiful Aanischaaukamikw Cree Cultural Institute which showcases the history of the James Bay Crees.

Ride A Weekend – For Free!

On January 19 and 20, 2019, you’ll be able to experience Québec’s great snowmobiling and warm hospitality for a whole weekend. Click here for details on how you can take advantage of a great opportunity to visit.

You’ll be able to enjoy the on-trail work provided by 200 snowmobile clubs whose 4,500 volunteers operate 490 groomers in-season to build the finest trails you’ll ever ride.

Also, it’s so important you download the new, Québec app (iMotoneige) onto your smartphone to plan your winter vacation. There are more than 600 services on the app catering to snowmobilers and all trail maps and points of interest are included.

For more information on snowmobiling in Québec go to snowmobileinquebec.com. The website acts as the perfect ambassador to the region and assists you in planning your ultimate snowmobile adventure.

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Québec Original Ride Where the Passion Began https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/quebec-original-ride-where-the-passion-began/ https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/quebec-original-ride-where-the-passion-began/#respond Wed, 21 Mar 2018 18:30:00 +0000 https://new.supertraxmag.com/uncategorized/quebec-original-%c2%96-ride-where-the-passion-began/ Although snowmobiling is a relatively “young” activity, its history is deeply rooted in the province of Québec. It was here snowmobile pioneers first dreamed the concept of riding over the snow in motorized, personal vehicles. It was here public trails were created, snowmobile clubs formed and trail groomers designed to smooth the snow highways that would make Québec winters legendary around the world.

The passion that began it all still burns brightly today and a vast network of Québec trails and tourism businesses have been fine-tuned to create a world-class experience for snowmobilers choosing to visit.

Ask any rider anywhere and they’ll tell you: When it comes to snowmobiling, Québec is the best place on earth!

Gaspésie – Bas-Saint-Laurent – Côte-Nord
Trans-Québec 5 is the heart of touring in Québec and it’s no exception here. A perfect example: Amazing accommodations like the 4-star Riôtel Matane located in Gaspésie are easily accessible from this groomed snow-artery and you can choose to start your snowmobile trip right from its doors – convenient parking is available – or make it a memorable stop on your journey. Sea views and quaint, comfortable rooms are part of this hotel’s experience and you can fine-dine Québec-style at Le Cargo. At Riôtel Matane there’s a heated indoor pool waiting to be enjoyed plus a spa and sauna with a view of the river.

The first of two other 4-star must-stays in this region is Hôtel Rimouski which is centrally located in Bas-Saint-Laurent along the edge of the St. Lawrence River. The local snowmobile trail which connects to the Trans-Québec 5 provides direct and easy access. The hotel property is also within walking distance to downtown where you will find shops and restaurants.Video surveillance of the snowmobile parking lot allows guests to rest with confidence as they enjoy a hearty meal at the bistro and enjoy some rest and relaxation either pool side or at the hands of a massage therapist.

The other is Hôtel Le Manoir in the historic neighborhood of Baie-Comeau in Côte-Nord. Accessible from Trans-Québec 3 and located right next to the St. Lawrence River, Le Manoir offers rooms with view looking out across the bay and river. Its close proximity to the crossing for Gaspésie has made it a popular stop where guests enjoy Bistro specialties; tapas and tartar.

Québec City & Area – Charlevoix – Saguenay – Lac-Saint-Jean
There is always more to experience beyond the spectacular scenery from the seat of your snowmobile. After a day on the trails, extend your enjoyment amongst friends and family with a delicious meal from one of the many hotels and restaurants in the region. Interested in sampling some of the finest regional brews. Then why not base your trip from the Hotel Roquemont and microbrewery. Its charming and rustic style is a welcome site after a long days ride where you can relax and enjoy a delicious meal accompanied by a large selection flavorable beers.

Of course if you want to truly extend your nordic adventure, there is no better place than the world famous hotel built entirely of snow and ice, the Hôtel de Glace. Enjoying a chilled beverage will only be the start to an unforgettable overnight experience.

Then there’s one of Québec’s most famous landmarks, accessible by trail and located in La Malbaie in Charlevoix: The incomparable Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu! Charlevoix region is also home to a long list of gourmet restaurants and is truly a food-lover’s paradise.

For something different, snowmobilers head to Destination Monts-Valin in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean. It offers an extraordinary off-trail riding experience and local guides are available to show you the best places to play. You can also visit Centre Plein Air Mont Vilain, located between Monts-Valin and Lac-Saint-Jean. It’s here you’ll find rustic overnight accommodation, gasoline for your sleds and an incredible local menu!

Chaudière-Appalaches & Centre-du-Québec
Québec is famous for its luxurious places – really something visiting snowmobilers are always impressed with and surprised by. Places like La Cache à Maxime in Scott and La Cache du Domaine in Thetford-Mines or Manoir du Lac William in Saint-Ferdinand offer world-class accommodation and spectacular cuisine. Oh, and don’t miss the local brewery Ô Quai des Brasseurs in Bécancour. Truly, a unique experience!

Lanaudière – Mauricie
This region has been a snowmobiling must-see for generations. The trails offer exciting adventures and incredibly scenic views. The local outfitters here offer fantastic accommodations and meals and incomparable outdoor activities. Some places to check out: Pourvoirie du Lac Blanc, Club Odanak Pourvoirie au Pays de Réal Massé and Centre du pourvoyeur Mastigouche and Koubek’s Club, one of Québec’s oldest fishing clubs.

The Laurentians
The Laurentian region offers a varied snowmobile experience. You can ride solo on groomed trails here for hundreds of kilometers or enjoy a guided tour to discover some of the many unique, hidden sights. Many snowmobile rental specialists organize guided tours ranging from a few nights to a full week and include a variety of other winter activities like dog sledding, snowshoeing and ice fishing. You might stay at the rustic log-constructed Mekoos Lodge and many other comfortable inns that have the same quality standards, such as Pourvoirie Club Fontbrune Québec hospitality is a big part of the experience and you’ll dine like a king.

FEATURED TRAIL: THE WOOD RUNNER’S LOOP is just over 1100 kms in length and can be enjoyed over 3-4 days as you tour through three magnificent regions, of wich the Upper Laurentians where you’ll be treated to spectacular views atop mountains and breathtaking scenery along the many rivers and lakes. .

Outaouais
Outaouais offers a trademark Quebec snowmobiling experience. Meticulously groomed trails to the horizon, convenient access to inns and restaurants and a near-guarantee of snow the whole winter. You’ll get to enjoy Auberge du Draveur: located in Maniwaki, where the food is delicious and the accommodation is lovely! Don’t miss Auberge Majopial near Lac-Trente-milles. You’ll find a fully stocked wine cellar and cozy cottages. The restaurant here, called Huile d’Olive, offers a delicious local menu. On Lac Sainte-Marie, Domaine Decelles is the ideal place for larger groups. You simply have to check out the spa on the rooftop!

Abitibi-Témiscamingue
A couple of hours East of Val d’Or off provincial trail #83, you’ll find Le Balbuzard Sauvage. This remote and completely snowmobile-friendly inn offers great cuisine at the end of the day after you’ve experienced the region’s impeccable trail system and majestic scenery!

Eeyou Istchee Baie-James
Put this ride on your bucket list! It’s famous for its abundant snowfall, great trail system and unforgettable vistas. You can ride confidently with your own group or take a backcountry-style guided trip if you wish. Local outfitters are available to provide rustic, comfortable accommodation. Sample these ones: Mirage Outfitter, Écogîtes du lac Matagami or Centre de Villégiature Marina Chibougama.

FEATURED TRAIL: FREEDOM AND WONDERFUL ENCOUNTERS Departing from Chibougamau this 350Km route is an enjoyable full day ride as you tour two-and-from the regions of Mistissini and Oujé-Bougoumou. Known for its outstanding snow conditions this tour can be enjoyed late into the season.

For more information on snowmobiling in Québec go to www.snowmobileinquebec.com. The website acts as the perfect ambassador to the region and assistant in planning your ultimate snowmobile adventure.

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Snowmobiling with QuébecOriginal https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/snowmobiling-with-quebecoriginal/ https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/snowmobiling-with-quebecoriginal/#respond Tue, 05 Dec 2017 20:00:00 +0000 https://new.supertraxmag.com/uncategorized/snowmobiling-with-quebecoriginal/ Get ready to discover snowmobiling in the land where the snowmobile was born – beautiful, breathtaking Québec.

It’s only here, where you can chart a course of unlimited adventures down 33,000 km / 20,500 mi. of interconnecting trails that wander through pristine forests, over frozen lakes and along the sea as they give way to breathtaking snow-sculpted landscapes.

With eight destinations to choose from, endless touring opportunities await you. The 200 member clubs employ over 490 groomers and the 4,500 volunteers dedicate over 800,000 hours ensuring the best snowmobile experience that a die-hard enthusiast can have.

Balancing the thrill of the sport with well deserved R&R and the utmost in hospitality is yet another aspect of Québec snowmobiling you’ll discover by visiting the classy lodging, luxurious spas and many great restaurants the province offers. Whether it be riding through meandering sugar bush trails or witnessing the majestic views of the St. Lawrence River, when you ride in Québec you’re always greeted with freshly groomed trails and an unforgettably warm welcome.

Whichever kind of snowmobile adventure you’re looking for, Québec has something for you, your friends and your family. To enable you to best plan your trip, Québec has grouped some of the most popular trails into categories that best complement the experience you may be looking for.

* Friendly Expedition:

Settle in at a popular destination, explore surrounding trails at your leisure, then hang with locals and friends at great restaurants and bars in the evening.

* Curious Exploration:

Discover regional trails at a leisurely pace and after an incredible day out, kick back in front of the fire with a delicious meal.

* Marathon Adventure:

Wide open spaces, long distances, and the thrilling rush of adrenaline that comes with serious snowmobiling expeditions.

One of our most memorable tours of recent history was in the Bas-Saint-Laurent – Gaspésie Snowmobile Tour in the maritime regions of Québec. This marathon adventure spans 1920 km / 1194 mi. and takes you along trail #5 (TQ5) which is known for excellent snow conditions and breathtaking scenery.

Along the way you’ll enjoy stunning views of the St. Lawrence as you run along the edge of the Chic-Chocs Mountains, which eventually gives way to the legendary Percé Rock. Click to read the full article.

Perhaps you’re interested in some shorter tours you can complete in a few days or less. Here are some other popular tours by region that would be worthwhile to explore and are guaranteed to satisfy your hunger for winter adventure:

Abitibi-Témiscamingue RegionThe Prospector 900 km / 560mi.

You’ll love the friendly atmosphere of this region and visiting its varied accommodations, restaurants, bars and microbreweries. Blessed with a gorgeous trail system, this area connects an assortment of cities, towns and villages along the way and innumerable lodging facilities.

Lanaudière-MauricieRivières Trail 386 km / 240 mi.

Legendary Trail 360, located just north of the Mastigouche wildlife reserve and La Mauricie National Park and routed alongside the scenic Rivière Matawin, provides breathtaking scenery and impeccable trail grooming.

You can choose from a variety of memorable inns and eateries both rustic and gourmet along the way. Try these: Auberge du Lac Taureau, Sacacomie, Pourvoirie du Lac Blanc, Hôtel Marineau, Auberge le Cabanon, Relais Koubek

Charlevoix – Saguenay – Lac-Saint-Jean – Québec City & AreaThe Big Loop 954 Km / 593 mi.

Here you’ll find proof why these are some of snowmobiling’s best-known and most frequently visited destinations. Snowfall? You bet there’s snow! How about 7 meters of it on a yearly average basis. No wonder there are over 5,300 kilometres of pristine groomed trails with your name on them.

You’ll be dazzled by the amazing snow-covered vistas along the St. Lawrence River and in the Monts-Valin area. While in the area, we also suggest taking in the Casino de Charlevoix or the world famous Québec Winter Carnival in Old Québec.

The popularity of riding in Québec continues to grow and the annual Snowmobile Trails Open House Event has contributed greatly to its success. In 2017, there were over 18,000 registered riders on the trail who took advantage of the free ride weekend. This represented an increase of over 4,000 from the previous year.

For 2018 the Open House Event falls on January 20-21 and the website will be open for registration in early December.

For those of you who simply can’t wait that long to experience Québec, you can still benefit from discounted annual trail permits saving you $75 off the regular fee up until December 9, 2017.

For more information on snowmobiling in Québec go to snowmobileinquebec.com. The website acts as the perfect ambassador to the region and assistant in planning your ultimate snowmobile adventure.

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Snowmobile Destination https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/snowmobile-destination/ https://www.supertraxmag.com/tourism/snowmobile-destination/#respond Mon, 09 Feb 2009 05:00:00 +0000 https://new.supertraxmag.com/uncategorized/snowmobile-destination/ Discover one of the most exciting snowmobiling triangles in North America.

Ride your way over 5 200 km (3,200 miles) of groomed trails from the historic walled city of Québec to the amazing views along the mountainous forest and shoreline trails in Charlevoix.

Continue towards the majestic Saguenay Fjord and the renowned Monts-Valin hills. The entire region receives up to 6 feet of snowfall annually. Here, snow is king from November to April!

The Charlevoix, Québec City and Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean regions boast spectacular snowmobile trails that wind through an area that is unique in North America.

Take advantage of remarkable snowmobiling conditions, scenic varied terrain, and secure snowmobiling facilities during your visit.

After a day on your snowmobile, pamper yourself at one of the many comfortable lodgings offered in each of the three regions.

From the 5-star Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu and its neighbouring casino in Charlevoix, to a cozy chalet in the Saguenay Lac Saint Jean region, or to the exotic Ice Hotel in the Québec City region.

The vast choice of motels, B&Bs, urban hotels, refuges and romantic inns will cater to your every need during your stay.

Sample some of the local delicacies along your way. In each corner of our snowmobiling triangle you’ll find exceptional dining opportunities not to be missed.

Eat well, sleep well, and tear up more than 5200 kilometres of spectacular, well groomed and unforgettable trails.

Make the SnowmobileDestination of Québec, Charlevoix, and Saguenay – Lac-Saint-Jean your holiday destination of choice!

Fun is waiting for you. Start your trip today, visit www.bonjourquebec.com/snowmobile.

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