
Quebec City → Baie-Saint-Paul → La Malbaie
Route 138, Route du Fleuve, an interactive GPS map and scenic stops from Côte-de-Beaupré to La Malbaie.
Motorcycle routes in Quebec, Canada and the United States, verified on the road — not just lines on a map. Discover your next Quebec motorcycle route, with GPS maps and guaranteed dog-friendly stops.
Explore our motorcycle routes in Quebec, Canada and the United States. Choose a destination and open its detailed guide to prepare for departure.
New routes will be added here as matching cards. No architecture changes and no intermediate pages.

Route 138, Route du Fleuve, an interactive GPS map and scenic stops from Côte-de-Beaupré to La Malbaie.

Two starting points, ferry, island loop, GPS map and verified places for food, lodging and motorcycle repair.

Scenic route, ferry, interactive map, verified stops, lodging and practical advice.

No-highway route, route map, useful stops and advice for repeating the trip easily.
This card reserves the next place in the grid. As soon as a guide is published, it appears here with direct access to the complete guide and, when available, its story.
GUIDE IN PREPARATIONThe Cabot Trail guide is now published. Future destinations will appear here only when their practical information is ready.
Two departures, ferry, interactive GPS map, look-offs, services and practical breaks with Harley.
Destinations will be published only when their complete practical guide is ready.
GUIDE IN PREPARATIONAmerican routes will be organized here without creating another selection page.
A future HBD destination that will receive its own complete guide page when ready.
GUIDE IN PREPARATIONThe same simple structure will apply: direct guide access and, only when available, the story.
GUIDE IN PREPARATIONNo destination matches this search.

Each guide brings together useful places near the route. Quickly locate dog-friendly lodging, places to eat and essential services to keep your trip moving.
Taking the road with your companion requires suitable gear: a harness, protection, water and a stable transport solution. Discover our tips for preparing a safe and comfortable ride.
Temperature and ride duration should always guide when you choose to stop for breaks.
HBD prepares motorcycle routes in Quebec and other Canadian and American destinations from trips we have actually ridden. Each guide helps you assess distance and duration before departure.
Stops are organized in a logical order to limit detours and simplify navigation. Important information and advice drawn from our experience are presented clearly to make trip preparation easier.
A reliable guide is not built only behind a screen. Each trip takes shape on the road, using a method that lets us verify its pace, consistency and real-world interest.
We explore a region to identify interesting areas, secondary roads and stops that are genuinely worth the detour.
We ride the route under normal conditions to evaluate duration, distance and the overall quality of the trip.
We confirm access, practical information and anything that may affect how the trip unfolds.
Our observations become a clear guide with practical advice, photos and links to our travel stories.
Find the essential answers for choosing a route and consulting our guides by destination.
The choice depends on the region, available time and the type of scenery you want. Charlevoix is especially well suited to riders who enjoy scenic roads, while our Canadian and American destinations are better suited to longer trips.
Our Charlevoix guides feature routes selected for their scenery, logical sequence of stops and the quality of the real-world riding experience.
We prioritize secondary roads when they make the trip more enjoyable. Faster sections may still be suggested to connect two areas or keep the route within the planned duration.
Yes. Each guide provides access to the corresponding route so you can view the stops and easily locate the main points along the way.
Yes. When the information is available, we identify hotels, campgrounds and other lodging that accept dogs. Because policies can change, confirming directly with the establishment is still recommended.