The journey from Saint-Sauveur to Trois-Rivières covers 160 kilometers, moving from the Laurentians toward the Mauricie region. You will travel south to the A-640, then east on the A-40, which runs parallel to the St. Lawrence River. This is a major artery connecting Montreal and Quebec City, making it a busy but efficient route. The drive typically takes about one hour and 45 minutes. You will pass through several smaller towns before reaching the historic city of Trois-Rivières, situated at the confluence of the St. Maurice and St. Lawrence rivers.
Total Distance: 160 km driving distance; 130 km straight-line air distance.
Stop at a 'halte routière' on the A-40 for local snacks.
Summer for the many festivals held in the historic downtown area.