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Chemin du Roy (Route 138)

Opened in 1737, the Chemin du Roy was the first carriage road between Montreal and Quebec City. Today its 280 km follow the St. Lawrence along Route 138, stringing together heritage villages, churches and river panoramas through Lanaudière, Mauricie and Portneuf.

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Opened in 1737, the Chemin du Roy was the first carriage road between Montreal and Quebec City.

Getting there

In Repentigny à Québec, Lanaudière. Check opening hours and access on the official website before you go.

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