This package is ideal for more seasoned cyclists who wish to complete the tour of the Lac St-Jean over a shorter duration. You can enjoy the scenic views surrounding this beautiful inland sea while covering long distances.
Day 1: Alma / Dolbeau-Mistassini 105 km
On your first day, you’ll head towards Dolbeau-Mistassini. On your way there, you’ll bike through the magnificent Pointe-Taillon National Park where you can enjoy gorgeous beaches and go for a quick dip in the Lac St-Jean. Upon reaching your destination, you’ll be staying in a 3-star motel, but before calling it a day, make sure you treat your taste buds to the Pères Trappistes ’ delicious chocolates and grab a pint at the Le Coureur des Bois microbrewery.
Day 2: Dolbeau-Mistassini / Roberval 93 km
Pedal on towards Roberval on your second day. Stop by the Zoo Sauvage de Saint-Félicien (Saint-Félicien Wildlife Zoo) for a quick visit or discover the cheese dairy Fromagerie Perron in Saint-Prime and the Native Museum in Mashteuiatsh. At the end of the day, you’ll stay at a charming 3-star inn or hotel.
For your last day, travel in time and experience life in the 1920s at Val-Jalbert’s historical village. You can rest on Métabetchouan’s gorgeous beaches before heading back to Alma on the last stretch of your tour around the lake.
All our packages are customizable. Please communicate your needs with one of our employees when making your reservation.
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A personalized departure is custom-made solution based on your needs. You therefore choose the departure date that suits you best. You will have a private preparation meeting according to your itinerary. Only your group will be present during this meeting.
This is the only type of departure available at Equinox Aventure. We do not have a fixed date departure. We do not offer the option to create groups with people traveling alone, the responsibility of forming a group rests on the customer before booking with us.
In case of bad weather, our activities still hold. Therefore, we recommend that you bring appropriate clothing for any type of weather.
Most towns and villages around Lac Saint-Jean have at least one restaurant, a small market or a convenience store. However, some sections of the Blueberry Tril can be more isolated. Also, some restaurants may have unusual opening hours. When this is the case, we provide you with all the necessary information before you it the road.
You can also view an interactive map here.une carte interactive ici.
To be sure that you will have access to the equipment you need (panniers, repair kit, etc.) on the day of your departure, we recommend that you let us know as soon as possible or during your reservation in order to be able to reserve these items for your trip.
Yes, there is signal everywhere around Lac-Saint-Jean.
Most of the municipalities around Lac-Saint-Jean have rest stops and sanitary blocks accessible for cyclists. You can therefore easily have access to these services near the Blueberry Trail throughout your trip.
The Blueberry Trail is 100% asphalted, with the exception of the 15km of Pointe-Taillon National Park. The whole route is qualified as easy to intermediate. There are only three short inclines of 9% or more.
Distribution according to the Véloroute des Bleuets:
It is a method of classifying tours, inspired by that used by the Véloroute du Fjord du Saguenay.
Our support ensures that you can escape with peace of mind. If there are any problems, you can contact us and we will find a solution for you. We can, for example, offer a bicycle replacement in the event of mechanical breakdown or transport in the event of an injury on the road.
We also provide you with the necessary tools so that you can remain independent in the event of a minor breakage such as a flat tire.
Racks are not included with the rental of panniers. You must therefore have a rack on your own bike.
As an alternative, we have some small panniers that can be installed on the handlebars. We also have a few racks that can be rented, however these are not compatible with all types of bikes, depending on your bike frame structure.
