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Transgaspésienne
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Transgaspésienne
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Public lands
Public lands. You might be able to find a good spot to camp there !
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Sports Experts
Sports goods shop. You can probably find a bike box there.
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Nolin Vélo (bike shop)
Bike shop. You will probably find a bike box there.
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Bus line
Orléans Express (Keolis) has buses arriving to Amqui daily from Montreal, Quebec City and Gaspé.
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Bus line
Orléans Express (Keolis) has a daily departure to Amqui, the trip starting point. They accept bikes in a box.
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Parc national de la Gaspésie
Gaspésie National Park. Note that you can't camp anywhere you want in a national park ; you will find campgrounds at lac Cascapédia and at the bottom of Mont Albert.
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The Land's End - views
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Wild camping spots
We found out that, in this area, camping along the hydro line was a good, quick and easy option.
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Views
Extraordinary views of Cap Bon Ami
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Béchervaise singletracks
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Réserve faunique de Matane
The Fauna Reserves in Quebec have different legislation than the Parks, but they both have in common that you can't camp anywhere you want. L'Étang-à-la-Truite is the option for camping there.
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Hiking trail (push bike only)
This trail connects to Cap-Bon-Ami. For now, the only option is to push your bike for this small stretch. But it is SO worth it (and the hike is quite flat and easy, except the end where it drops).
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Camping du Cap Bon Ami
Look it up on Forillon National Park website for reservation.
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Forillon National Park
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Camping platforms - truhiking
La Kalmia is a camping spot dedicated to tru-hikers walking the Quebec part of the International Appalachian Trail. Consider reserving a platform there for more tranquility than further in the Park.
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Le Sentier des Lacs
The Lakes Trail is a very rough section, primarily designed for hikers and part of the International Appalachian Trail. The push-bikes are steep and exhausting. An easy detour would be to keep going on pavement to reach the 132, and then follow the coast.
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Sports Experts
Sportsgoods shop. You can probably get a cardboard bike box there.
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Mont Logan
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La Transgaspésie
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Camping du Lac Cascapédia
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Camping du Mont Albert
The Bienvenue Cyclistes ! option allows bike tourists to find a camping spot without reservation, and it costs only 10 bucks for a spot, instead of 25-30.
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Fallen bridge - hike a bike
On summer 2019, a short bridge fell at this spot. It's a small brook, but the push bike can be a challenge in spring or early summer.
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Rivière Saint-Jean
A very beautiful salmon river !
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Landslide
On summer 2020, riders have met a landslide and trees over the trail, in this area. It is about 400 feet of hike-a-bike.
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Centre de services du parc de la Gaspésie
Snacks, dehydrated meals, and other outdoors practical stuff available.
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Mont Dodge
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Wild camping spots
Some nice wild camping spots are possible along the river.
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Camping D'Amqui
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Camping de l'Étang-à-la-Truite
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Camping de Murdochville
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Grocery store
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