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practical information
Find all the essential information you need to plan your visit and make the most of every moment of your tour of Lac-Saint-Jean.
Current weather in the region
set off
on a nice trip
Be prepared so you can make the most of your trip! Check the weather forecast and plan your stops to experience Lac-Saint-Jean in all its glory.
How to get there
means of transportation
By road
By car
The Lac-Saint-Jean loop is easy to drive, offering the freedom to stop at villages, attractions, and rest stops along the way.
Keolis Orléans Express
By bus
With connections to the region’s major cities, the bus is a convenient option for traveling in comfort without having to drive.
VIA Rail
By train
Offering a pleasant arrival in the region, the train ride is the perfect way to unwind before continuing your must-see exploration of Lac-Saint-Jean.
Air Canada
By plane
In addition to providing quick access to the region, this is an ideal way to get a bird’s-eye view and start your visit with a breathtaking view of Lac-Saint-Jean.
Getting to Lac-Saint-Jean
come check it out
By car
Take a scenic drive to explore the Lac-Saint-Jean region and enjoy its diverse seasonal attractions: spring, summer, fall, and winter.
Take Route 175 North (a four-lane divided highway) through the Laurentides Park. At the intersection in the Étape area, follow Route 169 North toward Hébertville to reach the Lac-Saint-Jean region directly.
About 2h30 from Quebec City.
Take Highway 40, then Route 155 North from Trois-Rivières, passing through La Tuque. Continue on Route 155 to Chambord, where you’ll reach the south shore of Lac-Saint-Jean.
About 3h from Mauricie.
Take Route 138 East to Saint-Siméon, then turn onto Route 170 toward Saguenay. Drive through the Chicoutimi borough (Saguenay) and follow Route 170 West to the junction with Route 169.
About 4h from Charlevoix.
Take Route 138 West from Sept-Îles to Saint-Siméon, then turn onto Route 170 West toward Saguenay. Drive through the Chicoutimi borough and continue on Route 170 West to the junction with Route 169, which you will follow to Saint-Bruno.
About 6h40 from Sept-Îles.
Take Route 175 North (a four-lane divided highway) through the Laurentides Park. At the intersection in the Étape area, follow Route 169 North toward Hébertville to reach the Lac-Saint-Jean region directly.
About 2h30 from Quebec City.
Take Highway 40, then Route 155 North from Trois-Rivières, passing through La Tuque. Continue on Route 155 to Chambord, where you’ll reach the south shore of Lac-Saint-Jean.
About 3h from Mauricie.
Take Route 138 East to Saint-Siméon, then turn onto Route 170 toward Saguenay. Drive through the Chicoutimi borough (Saguenay) and follow Route 170 West to the junction with Route 169.
About 4h from Charlevoix.
Take Route 138 West from Sept-Îles to Saint-Siméon, then turn onto Route 170 West toward Saguenay. Drive through the Chicoutimi borough and continue on Route 170 West to the junction with Route 169, which you will follow to Saint-Bruno.
About 6h40 from Sept-Îles.
plan your stay
Plan your trip and discover everything the region has to offer. Every turn promises an unforgettable experience!