The Green Route offers cyclists the opportunity to discover all the regions of Quebec at their own pace. The Bas-Saint-Laurent region can also be explored by bike. You can leisurely ride along the St. Lawrence River, explore the hills and valleys of the highlands, travel along marked trails, or wander through the countryside roads.

Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent is responsible for coordinating the regional tourism sector and representing its members before regional and provincial authorities. Its mission is to position the Bas-Saint-Laurent region as one of Quebec’s leading tourist destinations, develop the tourism offering and market it, and provide a high-quality network of tourist reception and information services.

Time, space, wonderful encounters, a wide variety of trails, must-see attractions, unlimited outdoor activities, and countless festivities — whether you seek action or contemplation, whether you feel like doing, seeing, or simply relaxing, the Basques region will fulfill your expectations.

Témiscouata benefits from an exceptional geographic location at the junction of three borders. Bordered by the United States and New Brunswick, the region is a cultural crossroads with a rich heritage. Three routes, each with its own charm and attractions, allow visitors to discover the history and beauty of this vast territory. Whether you choose the Borders Route, the Discovery Route, or the Country Route, you will immerse yourself in the heart of Témiscouata life.

Built on a former railway corridor, the Petit Témis Interprovincial Linear Park, commonly known as Petit Témis, is the first interprovincial cycling network in Canada. It connects Rivière-du-Loup, Quebec, to Edmundston, New Brunswick, over a distance of 131.1 km.