The drive from Petit-Rocher to Val-d'Or is a significant 1,150-kilometer journey. You will travel through New Brunswick and across Quebec, reaching the mining city of Val-d'Or via Route 117. This trip takes approximately 13 hours of driving time. It is highly recommended to split this journey into two days to ensure safety. You will experience the transition from the coastal regions of the Maritimes to the boreal forests of Northern Quebec.
Total Distance: 1,150 km driving distance, 900 km straight-line air distance.
Plan an overnight stop in a city like Montreal or Gatineau to break up the drive.
June to September for the best road conditions and daylight.