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Motorcycle Touring in
Bas-Saint-Laurent

Four routes specially designed for motorcycle touring in an enchanting location!

Rev up your engines and head out on an adventure along our country and coastal roads on one of our four routes specially designed for motorcycle touring. With bountiful natural landscapes, breathtaking and diverse panoramas, and numerous rest stops, accommodation and dining options, the Bas-Saint-Laurent is a must visit motorcycling destination. Don’t bring your road trip to an early close, visit Québec à moto for more destination ideas.

The Bas-Saint-Laurent’S motorcycle touring routes

The Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie Grand Tour (1,398 km)

Coastline, mountains, rivers, countryside: this route has everything going for it! The Grand Tour is the best way to explore both the Gaspésie and the Bas-Saint-Laurent on a motorcycle. Hop on and set off on one of the most picturesque roads of eastern Quebec to discover the charming villages and people that call it home.

Kamouraska and the Highlands (300 km)

This route takes you through the picturesque villages of Kamouraska, the must-visit destination of Rivière-du-Loup and through Cacouna where you can discover its rich heritage. Head south on Route 291 toward Témiscouta, where a beautiful national park and plenty of majestic lakes await.

From the Coast to the Mountains on the Route Monts-Notre-Dame (338 km)

This long loop takes you through fantastic maritime scenery, beaches, national parks and windy country roads… What more could you ask for? Take it from us, the Route Monts-Notre-Dame is even more breathtaking in the fall!