slimjim2525

Good to know, thanks.

I have a place in northern VT. We have been doing more runs into southern Quebec from Island Pond as day trips. This year we want to leave IP and head up Lac St Jean area, Relais 22. Only question is, what's the best way to cross the St. Lawrence? Don't want to go all the way over to Matane and catch the ferry.

This. Been there quite a few times.

When I retire, gonna do two weeks in Quebec, one week off alternating through the winter. Have a house 11 miles from the border crossing in Norton VT. We go to southern Quebec quite a bit, then our usual 2 week trip last week of January first week of February.

Damn. Wish I could do this. Stupid work gets in the way.

Not too soon. I'm in the process of putting together our 2 week trip for next year. Haven't called to book, but looking at trail maps. With our days trips from the VT house going into Quebec, I spend a lot of time up there in the winter.

Not sure what that means.

In Carelton Sur now. Next stop is Perce. But, they called a member of our group and said trails are closed that way? Anyone have information? Thanks

Done all of these areas multiple times. If bringing the wife, would do Quebec to Lac ST. Jean. As stated before, start in St. Raymond at Hotel Roquemont.

Grew up spending a lot of time at Otis Reservoir. Still go there now and then.

Dude, Holy F, huge help. You went way above and beyond, Thank You. I have stayed at the Roquemont in St. Raymond, in fact started there last year. And in Mont Laurier, usually stay at the Quality Inn. Just not sure where to stay up around Lac St. Jean and heading east and over the Saguenay river. Stayed at KM 31 and was not impressed.

Starting in either St. Raymond or Mont Laurier. Headed up and around Lac St. Jean and to Chibougamau and back. Starting to plan in the next couple weeks.

Been to Quebec on the sled many times. Looking for the places to stay and their number to call to book.

Arriving Jan 28th, on sleds the 29th. Back to truck Feb 9th

I am looking to set up my own trip in Quebec for this coming winter. Thinking 10 to 12 days or so. I am having a hard time with the interactive trail map on the FCMQ site, as it doesnt list many hotels to stay. Is there a way i can get all the paper maps from the regions to make a better plan?