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Our reputation as a snowmobiling destination precedes us!

Make the most of everything the Bas-Saint-Laurent has to offer this winter on our 1,800 km of safe and well-maintained snowmobile trails.

There’s plenty of dining and accommodation services along the trails to ensure you get the most out of your trip.The Bas-Saint-Laurent receives a lot of snow fall in the winter months, so we recommend you check the latest forecasts and trail conditions before heading out. Remember, always put safety first.

Have a great trip!

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Please note that you must purchase a trail permit to use any snowmobiling trails maintained by Fédération des clubs de motoneige du Québec (FCMQ) member clubs.

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Kamouraska Discovery Route

Close to 200 km of snowmobile trails starting in La Pocatière, the gateway to the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. This exploratory route is a fantastic way to discover Kamouraska in the winter, with plenty of breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence and meandering forested trails.

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Monts-Notre-Dame Adventure Route

You can hop on this 390-km-long route in Rivière-du-Loup or Rimouski and follow it along the coastline and through the mountains. One route and the best of both worlds!

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Témiscouta Discovery Route

With starting points in Pohénégamook, Témiscouta-sur-le-Lac and Dégelis, this itinerary takes you through the rolling countryside of Témiscouta’s unspoiled nature. What are you waiting for? Head out on this one-of-a-kind 268-km route today!

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The Grande Virée du Bas-Saint-Laurent Adventure Route

This larger-than-life 646-km-long route is the best way to explore the Bas-Saint-Laurent from one tip to the other. If you’re up for the challenge, use the Grande Virée as a warm-up leg and keep going to complete the entire tour of the region and of the Gaspésie (1,669 km)!

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