Posts Tagged ‘quebec’

  1. Québec Route 132

    May 26-27, 2012
    Posted on June 28, 2014

    From here on we were on the road the entire time, and thankfully, it was a great road. Route 132 stretches along the entire length of the St. Lawrence river and gulf in Québec: from its border with New Brunswick in the east, to New York in the west. Where the road hugs the shores of the Gaspé Peninsula, the waters of the wide open gulf are indistinguishable from an ocean.
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  2. Percé, Québec

    May 24-25, 2012
    Posted on June 13, 2014

    The final leg of our trip was through Québec and around the Gaspésie peninsula. This province rarely disappoints me.

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  3. To the East Coast: Getting to Alma

    May 18-19, 2012
    Posted on May 24, 2014

    It has been in the works for a while: a trip to the eastern provinces on our motorcycle. It was the first time we went on a multi-day trip with a bike and the idea of living for over a week out of a single 55L box was mildly challenging. Pro-tip: it’s easier if you prepare yourself by ditching checked luggage whenever you fly, no matter for how long. Not entirely sure what to expect, we set up an itinerary to visit Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, Cape Breton (specifically Cabot Trail) in Nova Scotia, followed by Percé and Kamouraska in Québec.

    Rest stop along 401 – coffee and muffins served around the clock

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  4. Québec – The North Side of St. Lawrence River

    May 16-21, 2013
    Posted on February 28, 2014

    Victoria Day in Canada is always a tempting time to take a short road trip and enjoy the progressively more pleasant weather of late May. Of all the enticing places to visit, for me Québec is always hard to resist. Thus we packed up for what would become our last 2-up motorcycle trip (I got my own bike less than a month later). The destinations this time would be north of St. Lawrence River, going as far as the towns of Saguenay and Tadoussac. 5 days of bike riding and good food? We should do it again some time…

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