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From Trois-Rivières to:
Québec (segment 2) Saint-Félicien (segment 11)

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Segment 1: From Trois-Rivières to Montréal

Trois-Rivières

• Vieux-Trois-Rivières
  Old part of the city, with buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries.

• Musée d'archéologie
  Archaeological museum with exhibits on fossils and human evolution and on French, Québec and Amerindian history.

• Centre d'exposition sur l'industrie des pâtes et papiers
  Learn about the local pulp and paper industry and economy. The center is located in the Parc portuaire (harborfront park).

• Trois-Rivières Player's Grand Prix
  International-caliber Trans-Am and other races through the streets of the city (August).

  

• Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site
  See the remains of the first iron foundry in Canada (1730). Interpretation center.
  

• Cruises
  On the St. Lawrence River.

Yamachiche

• Rural architecture
  Red brick Victorian-style houses.

Sainte-Ursule

• Parc des chutes Sainte-Ursule
  Park with 70-meter (230 ft) waterfalls and hiking trails.

Berthierville

• Picturesque town
  Small town beside the St. Lawrence River.

• Cuthbert Chapel
  The oldest Protestant church in Québec, built in 1786.

• Îles de Berthier
  Bird sanctuary. Cruises on the St. Lawrence River and among the islands.

• Musée Gilles-Villeneuve
  Museum housing an exhibition of cars driven by this renowned racing car champion, trophies and other memorabilia.

Joliette

• Festival international de Lanaudière
  One of the largest classical music festivals in Canada (Late June to August).

  

• Musée d'art de Joliette
  Museum housing Canadian art and Québec religious art.
  

Saint-Gabriel

• Lac Maskinongé
  Beach. Water sports equipment rentals.
  

Saint-Zénon

• Lookout
  At 750 m (2 460 ft), the highest village in Québec.

• Sept-Chutes trails and lookout
  Panoramic hiking trails in a mountainous landscape with spectacular views of the glacial valley.

Saint-Michel-des-Saints

• Réservoir Taureau
  Lake with beautiful beaches.

Réserve faunique Rouge-Matawin

This wildlife reserve is home to one of the largest moose populations in Québec. Visitor reception center: 26 km (16 mi) from Saint-Michel-des-Saints. Unpaved roads in the reserve.

Réserve faunique Mastigouche

This wildlife reserve has excellent speckled trout fishing and is a bird and animal sanctuary. Canoe rentals. Visitor reception center (22 km) (14 mi) from Saint-Michel-des-Saints.

Manouane

• Atikamek Indian Reserve
  Native handicrafts.

Terrebonne

• Vieux-Terrebonne
  Old working-class quarter on the riverside.

• Île des Moulins
  Several 19th-century structures, including three mills, adorn this picturesque little island.

Montréal

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From Montréal to:
Québec (segment 7) Mont-Tremblant (segment 13) Hull, via Oka (segment 17) Hull, via Saint-Faustin (segment 18) Sherbrooke (segment 31)

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