Snowmobile Attractions
mount du midi
The Mount du Midi observation tower at the summit of Massif du Sud ski center is at a height of 3,000 feet, offers an impressive view of the Appalachians! On trail 547.
Mount Saint-Magloire
The view at the top of the observation tower at a height of 3,000 feet is spectacular. On a clear day, you can even see the mountains up to Maine, including Mount Katahdin. On trail 549.
sainte-marie multifunctional bridge
At 678 feet in length, it is the longest in North America. Its cable-stayed construction crosses the Chaudière River.
This bridge is a safe route and allows snowmobilers to access both sides of the Chaudière river.
saint-Martin suspension bridge
This 360-foot bridge also crosses the Chaudière river and allows snowmobilers to acces both sides of the river.
notre-dame-des-pins covered bridge
Built in 1929 with a length of 505 feet, it is the longest covered bridge in Quebec.
The bridge is NOW REOPEN for snowmobile riders since December 2022.
deer yard
The deer yard of Saint-Georges is on the Trans-Quebec Trail # 75, the one of Saint-Gédéon on trail # 580 and the one of Armstrong/Saint-Théophile on trails #75 et #25 near the border that leads to Jackman in Maine.
Linière Marlow Bridge
45-metre bridge over the Rivière du Loup in Saint-Théophile. Located on trail 25.
SAINTE-LOUISE OBSERVATION POINT
The Sainte-Louise observation point offers an exceptional view of the St. Lawrence River.
Passerelle Harlaka
From a free parking area on Rue des Riveurs in the Lauzon industrial park, snowmobilers cross the impressive Harlaka footbridge, continuing the new 11 km route towards Saint-Henri. From Saint-Henri, the new trail is now extended for almost 15 km to the municipality of Saint-Anselme, via the Cycloroute de Bellechasse.