How To Plan The BEST Snowmobile Trip To Québec | Ride Guide and Planning Tools
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Luke and AJ respond to all your questions about riding in Québec. Tune-in and get all their insights to some of the best regions to visit based on the type of riding and terrain preferences you may have along with fun and interesting peripheral actives you and your family can enjoy. If you’re not hooked on Québec by now, you certainly will be after you’ve ridden its trails this winter. Plan a trip this year and you’ll be visiting again every year - guaranteed!
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Super cool video and thank you for posting! Wife and I are in MN and want to get into snowmobiling and can't wait to spend some time exploring!
Wow! Excellent , informative video. More like this please!
What a GREAT video guys. thank you so much as this is exactly what i needed.
Awesome video guys! Considering winter has yet to show up here in northern WI, I might have to try something else. Cheers!
Awesome! Very interesting as a avid snowmobile person!
Great video AJ & Luke !!!
A+++
Thank you!!
If you come from the south ans south-west like toronto or New-York and don t wanna do too much travelling you can start closer just north East of Montreal and the trails are as well taken care of and great snow in January and Febuary period ! Always plan your trip with where you get gas and restaurants and Motels . there s also nice small shacks with wood stoves and wood along all trails ! I m from here in Quebec and rode mostly in the southern parts of the Province ! Wish all a nice trip and a Merry Christmas ! Yes i am french and as you can see i also interact in English ! lol 🥶🤠
Appreciate this post!! thanks for your input!! 🎅🎄
Great video as always. I have a random question, I live in NH and my truck is setup to carry my sleds while pulling my Airstream travel trailer. Is there any RV parks open in the winter that you guys have seen in passing. I've briefly looked around online but it seems like almost everything is closed. Would love to do a trip to Quebec, but want to use my own rig with hookups. Thanks
VIve le Québec libre!
Good luck
Iam living here and iam driving here the biggest problem is that snowmobile trail permit costs $440 this year super crazy and yes cops measures exhaust decibels on every corner the reason is that trails are crossing many land owners fields and lots of lads not respecting speed limits which does create noise pollution and so on which equals that next year pissed of farmer/land owner won’t open his land for snowmobilers to pass trough which causes closures
Do you guys ever do Live streams ?
Where would be the best to stay in mont valin and do some backcountry riding for 6 guys? Thanks in advance
First day of winter in 2023 and we have no snow in my part of Quebec. Odd start to the winter
Seems like it might be more feasible to just hop on a plane and rent a sled when going this far to ride. If so where would be a good location for such a thing.
Thoughts ? Nice video and info. Coming from western ny
Dave
We're in around the Toronto area and sometimes we trailer, sometimes we fly. you could catch a flight out of Buffalo into Montreal and plan a trip around there. Short drive to good snow and trails and could just rent sleds, etc if that's what you wanted to do. From the Buffalo area you're probably about an eight hour drive with a trailer into good snow.
@@snowtrax ok thanks. Will have to do the math and figure what would be a better route to go as hauling everything we own, licensing , permits and all that stuff vs just flying there and renting. Might just be less stress that way being in a diff country. Snow is getting less and less even in ADK to be able to just go and ride when ya want.
Dave
If you are interested in sledding in Quebec, google Snow Tour Quebec. The guide Bruce Cody will take you all over the province and does all of the leg work for you. You could fly into Montreal and there is definitely a way to have people picked up at the airport. Folks from France/ Europe do it every season
Fantastic video. I have purchased my trail permits for Quebec and New Brunswick. My first time ever. I’m coming from New Hampshire what exactly do you mean make sure you have proof of ownership for truck, Trailer and Sled?
At boarder crossing. They will ask for it. Registrations.
If I can't prove my S.O. is mine, will they keep her😂?
Is there a speed limit?
Yes. Varies. 30 km, 50 km and 70 km depending on location. 30 km near houses. Majority of other trails are 70 km.
@@chrism4351 Sounds like one big speed trap. What is the cost of a speeding ticket? Truth is, my 80 year old Dad goes faster than 40 miles per hour on a regular basis. We would probably all come back to the United States with a bucket full of speeding tickets costing us a lot of money. 🤷🏼♂️
@@robertm75545 trips and all over Quebec. Never seen police on the trails. Did see them at brp dealer getting sleds serviced.
@robertm7554 it's graduated fines. 5 or 10 mph over cops are looking the other way 9 times out of 10 and if they do charge you its a small fine. 40 or 50 mph over, yeah you're gonna pay. Doesn't that make for safer trails though? I prefer to go home from my holiday without having someone run me off the trails that is driving beyond speeds that should be ridden at on trails.
Restaurant menus. Bilingual ?
Most have an English menu as well, personally never had to ask for one.
Poutine and a couple of 50 s. live for weeks
@@JoachimwGermain-co4zw 😆
Yes and no 😂 but most of Quebecers speaks both trust me I live here if u approach them with attitude they won’t even bother to try to speak English be they can 😂
Looks beautiful but hard for me to leave the US when I have to leave my first 2 amendments at home.
You can bring the first. You won't need the 2nd here.
@@GYPSY400 Canada doesn't have a 1st amendment
Not much to worry about, greta trails friendly people and you'll never need a gun on the trails that's for sure. Just bring a shovel incase you get stuck, but even then someone will stop and help you out. I know it weird for Americans but a safe and friendly environment can be very refreshing.
@@supergogeta247 We have section 2(b) of our Charter - Freedom of Expression which is the same thing as your 1st but a bit more robust since it was written 200 years later.
Canada has the 7th highest guns per capita in the world. Yes it is more strict on what you can carry but by no means are they outlawed.
I've heard many negative things from US trail riders about going to southern/eastern Canada to ride. Everyone agrees the trails and riding are great, but the hospitality, laws/insurance government requirements and general helpfulness of places like snowmobile parts and repair shops are terrible if you run into trouble for US visitors. I would love to hear some unbiased experiences of US people who do this on a regular basis as well as what's involved with getting your sled legally over the border. Those I've talked to in the last few years say it's not what it used to be years ago and don't want to go back due to bad experiences with accommodations and lack of support along the trail, for non-locals.
It's the same as when you travel anywhere outside your home country. If you respect the local customs and use your manners, you can get by no problem. We've had huge breakdowns with equipment before and dealerships have been very helpful and as far as a language barrier, again, it's a different country. We don't speak French, but many Quebecers speak English and if you approach respectfully, they'll gladly help out if they're able to. I think if you look for negative comments, you'll find them and if you look for positive ones you'll find those too.
Absolutely the opposite. We’ve had nothing but good experiences in Quebec. From upstate NY and we frequent Quebec on a regular basis.
That's weird. I follow the discussions on the Quebecrider forum, mostly between our neighbouring U.S. riders, and they're invariably chomping at the bit to return. However, as born and bred Quebecer who's been riding for just shy of 60 years, I might be a bit biased 🙂
I agree with Kenguyer above. It was nothing but a positive experience. Unfortunately, it’s so good that it will spoil you. Yes there are requirements for permits etc. but the Quebec permit includes LIABILITY insurance. So if someone hits you, they will be insured. Trails are second to none.
Absolutely right. It's terrible. Please stay at home and keep your traffic south of the border. :) Those that have went will confirm great trails, great times.
Don’t do what I did. Set expectations to high. My dad’s been going to Quebec since the 70s. Heard for 30 years of how smooth it was. Well when I got to go it wasn’t the best. Rough trails. 5 times now and all the same experience. This was all over Quebec. Saddle bag trips. At the point now where I don’t want to go back. When you go by spot where there is a new groomer sitting and it hasn’t moved in weeks…. The Trails are 2-3’ bumps.
Yeah, not sure where you rode, but we've been going for 30 years and the trails have been stellar every time. I don't feel like your experience is what most people experience.
@@snowtrax st.zenon. mtn laurier (rabaska is a very nice place). 100 lacs. senneterre. chibaoumagu. Roberval. Parent. Idk if we just went out too far. One trip Was 1300 miles in 4 days.
Depends time of ywsr and snow conditions also groomers do break down may have been that. The winters sure aren't what they used to be snow and cold wise. I'm up north and it's raining today and lakes aren't even frozen yet
It’s horrible stay away lol they get no snow and the trails are small
I disagree. I had a truck, trailer and 2 snowmobiles stolen.
for me Québec have to many stupid rules. next thing Québec will be banding all 2-stroke sleds
That's OK, I ride yamahas.