In 2004, my buddy Michael and I set out our our road bikes to Canada again, this time riding from Vermont's Northeast Kingdom through New Hampshire up to Quebec City. Then we rode back on the Route Verte along the St. Lawrence, dropping down through Quebec's Eastern Townships, before arriving back in Vermont. After Quebec City, the part we enjoyed the most was the hundreds of miles of groomed stone trails throughout the Eastern Township area, just north of Vermont. Itinerary and cue sheet for entire tour


DAY 1 Drive to Lakeside Camping , Island Pond. 1348 Rte 105-E. Brighton Rd Island Pond , VT 05846 Phone: 802-723-6649 .


DAY 2 Island Pond to Pittsburg , NH 57 miles to Lake Francis State Park Phone:603-538-6965.

DAY 3 Pittsburgh campground to Parc National de Frontenac, 90 miles to Parc National de Frontenac, 599 Chemin des Roy , Lambton QC (418)486-2300. On Lac ste-Francois

DAY 4 Park Frontenac to Vallee Jonction 55 miles Camping La Belle Etoile, 246 Ch De L'ecore N RR 1, Vallee-Jonction , QC , G0S 3J0 , 418-253-5630 .

DAY 5 Through QUEBEC CITY 70 K to Camping Juneau (50 MILES)] to Camping Juneau, 153,Chemin du lac St-Augustin-de-Desmaures , P.Q. Canada . G3A 1W7 Phone: (418) 871-9090

DAY 6 DAY OFF IN QUEBEC CITY , about 12 miles from campground . You'll probably bike 40-50 miles touring the city.

DAY 7 Quebec City on Route Verte 55 miles to Parc de la Riviere Batiscan Phone (418) 328-3599 Saint-Narcisse , Quebec

DAY 8 Parc de la Batiscan to Nicolet 55 miles(47 milesCamping Port Francois, 25 rue des Bains, Saint-Jean-Baptiste-de- Nicolet (Québec) J3T 1P9 Phone : (819) 293-5091. Nearby is Nicolet's wildlife sanctuary

DAY 9 Nicolet to Drummondville 53 miles Camping des Voltigeurs . Drummondville, Phone (800)-665-6527

DAY 10 Drummondville to Parc national du Mont Orford appproximately 70 miles
Parc national du Mont Orford to du Camping Ch. to Lac Stukely
110 K Lac Stukely. Phone 819-843-4545. 246 tent sites.

DAY 11 Mont Orford to Island Pond, 60 miles. Arrive back at Island Pond campground