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It's not even summer yet and the withdrawal is setting in. Something to pass the time. Post your top 5 Quebec trails you've ridden and why they make the list. Pictures are encouraged if you have them. Here's mine. 1. TQ 83 south of Saguenay towards La Malbaie - open riding and exceptional mountain scenery 2. TQ 63 through the Rouge-Matawin Wildlife Reserve north of Mont Tremblant National Park - just an incredible road. Big wide and open 3. RT 355 Saint-Joseph-de-Mékinac through to La Tuque - pipeline and awesome access roads 4. TQ 23 north of L'Etape - great mountain scenery, tons of snow 5. RT 386 Swisha to Pourvoire Pavillon la Verendrye - 160 km of remote riding on great forest access roads. Really gives you the sense of isolation. Very little traffic 6. LT 267 Monts Valin East area. Big wide open road running at elevation with lots of snow I know I posted 6. Couldn't makeup my mind. So many great choices to pick from. I feel I have lots of exploring left to do in la belle province.

There is so many it is hard to choose. Here are a few of mine. North shore of Gaspesie from Saint Anne des Months to Riviere Renaud 587 trail from Groomers club to the TQ 5 Baie Comeau to Sept Ilse TQ 93 from Lebel Quevillion to Sennetere TQ 23 from Saint Raymond north to the Saguenay Plus about 32,000 other kilometers I did not mention.

'' tour de ville '' on this rainy day !!! caught twice in a traffic jam !!! jean-guy

If you followed my Riviere du Loup posts this past winter, it is no secret my favorite trail is from Biencourt to Moose Valley. (Thanks to SkiDoo420 for showing me the way). Each time I ride this trail I arrive at Moose Valley with a big smile and I think everyone else that has gone along with me on this trip had the same reaction. mike

I was thinking of similar, but more of whats your favorite day loops. Next winter the good lord permitting I am looking at changing some from saddlebag runs to having a base and doing loops. I know Miker is the expert on the RDL sector but wondering if others have more areas and good options. One of my favorite trails if Le Domaine to Val D'or The original Lepine Road trail was a favorite and frankly any part of the 83

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I thought the same thing. But they did not mention it. Could just have been coincidence with the Police. He saw truck stopped and was hitting the siren to get through traffic to see what was up.