Day 19 – Massueville to Montreal Today we headed for Montreal where an awesome meal and a shower awaited us at Adam's aunt and uncle's. We started early and headed for Saint-Ours to the ferry, stopping for an early lunch at the grocery store before the ferry. It was a nice store with tables outside... Continue Reading →

Day 18 - Nicolet to Massueville Today we battled a strong headwind almost all day. It was probably one of the most difficult biking day we've encountered so far (at least to me it was).  It was also one of the most uneventful days we've had. We decided to head to Massueville instead of Sorel... Continue Reading →

Day 17 Ste Croix to Nicolet We had a wonderful stay with Katherine's relatives, and were a little sad to have to get back on our bikes to leave. Our day started with a superb breakfast that was cooked by Dominique (very tasty pancakes!) and we squeezed in a few games of Nintendo Wii with... Continue Reading →

Quebec City to Ste-Croix We have been busy being hosted by Katherine's relatives that we hadn't had much time to get caught up with our blog. We are more or less up to date with our posts now but are still behind on our pictures so keep an eye out for them over the next... Continue Reading →

St Vallier to Quebec City We woke up at 7AM and quickly packed up so we wouldn't cause Nile any problems with his landlord (even though he said his landlord shouldn't be around that day). We said our thank you and good bye to Nile and got on our bikes for the short ride to... Continue Reading →

Day 14th – St-Jean-Port-Joli to St. Vallier After watching Japan come to a heart breaking penalty kick shootout loss against Paraguay, we checked out of the motel and got back on the road. The actual soccer game was not very eventful, with a 0-0 scoreline after 120 minutes, but to me every play was very... Continue Reading →

St. Germain to St-Jean-Port-Joli, PQ We started the day at Michelle's house with an awesome breakfast of eggs and toast and fruit. We thanked her profusely for her generous hospitality, especially considered the cold and rainy weather the night before. Gilles drove us to his house, where we had cycled to the previous day. As... Continue Reading →

Day 12 – Rustic Campsite to Saint-Germain It got quite cold over night. It might have been because we are slightly above in our elevation, but it is probably more to do with the fact we are near the Gaspe peninsula. They say it's cold most of the year around here! We started cycling and... Continue Reading →

Today we cycled about 80kms from de la Republique Provincial Park in New Brunswick to a wilderness camping area along the Temis trail between Saint-Louis de Ha Ha and Riviere du Loup. We had a quick chat with the cyclist who had shared our camping area the night before. It turned that they lived just... Continue Reading →