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Connectors & Shortcuts
Se rendre sur le Québec Bikepacking Traverse fait aussi partie de l’aventure. Des parcours pour vous rendre des centres urbains vers le QcBT et vice versa se trouve sur cette page, ainsi que des raccourcis pour sauter certaines sections de l’itinéraire.
The network
Certains des itinéraires suivants ne sont pas encore tous garantis. Il s’agit encore d’un projet en cours d’élaboration. Cliquez sur les segments de la carte pour rejoindre les pages descriptives détaillées ou naviguez plus bas.
All the Québec Bikepacking Traverse segments (red route) can be found on this page:
Connectors
VERSION EXPLORe (plus difficile) OU VERSION EXPRESS (plus facile) pour relier les centres urbains avec le QuÉbec bikepacking traverse
Shortcuts
Charlevoix – Rivière-du-Loup
To go from Segment IV to Segment VI, cutting a part of Charlevoix, Manicouagan and a part of Bas-St-Laurent.
Rimouski – Appalaches
To cut the part along the St. Lawrence River and join with Segment VII in the Bas-St-Laurent mountains, to reach Gaspésie faster.
Say what you think
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