The journey from Saint-Gédéon to Trois-Rivières covers approximately 320 kilometers. You will primarily travel via Route 169 and Highway 40. The drive typically takes 4 hours depending on traffic near Quebec City. This route takes you through the scenic Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region before heading south. It is a popular corridor for those moving between the lake region and the St. Lawrence River valley.
Total Distance: 320 km driving distance; 210 km straight-line air distance.
Watch for speed traps near the entrance to Laurentides Wildlife Reserve.
September to October for fall foliage along the Laurentian mountains.