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Quebec GPS Maps

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SKU: QCQC-8GB
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A Land of Endless Adventure!

At over 1,668,000 km² (644,000 mi²), Quebec is Canada’s largest province, stretching from the St. Lawrence Lowlands in the south to the remote arctic tundra of the north. In between you will find vast stretches of mature forest, rugged Canadian Shield, fertile wetlands and millions of pristine lakes and rivers, offering an abundance of outdoor adventure opportunities that, combined with Quebec’s famous French-Canadian culture, draw visitors from all over the world. Kayaking in Mingan Archipelago National Park, caribou hunting on the Western Ungava Peninsula, mountain biking at Mont Ste. Anne, backcountry skiing in the Chic-Chocs, wildlife viewing in the Charlevoix region and fishing in Lac des Deux Montagnes are just a few of the activities Quebec has to offer, and you can find these and many, many more within our Quebec GPS Maps.


Quebec Backroad GPS Maps at a Glance

  • Specifically designed for outdoor recreation enthusiasts, this product combines all of Québec into one Backroad GPS Map. This edition also includes Québec geographic base features and Adventures.
  • Mapping and Adventure text provided in both French and English. Includes Points of Interest and Backroad Extras descriptions.
  • Québec Crownland areas for anglers, campers, trail enthusiasts and hunters.
  • Over 675,000 km of our backroads network combined into one map, including over 150,000 km of routable roads.
  • 1,890+ fishing lakes, rivers and streams with stocking and species information. Includes 2,000+ boat launches and close to 50 marinas.
  • Marked Wildlife Management Zones/ Zones de Chasse including species, zone highlights and restrictions for hunting.
  • Almost 85,000 km of ATV-QUAD Trails and Snowmobile Routes, with over 300 trailheads and staging areas.
  • Over 12,000 km of multi-use hiking, mountain biking and cross-country ski trails, including the Trans-Canada Trail, with close to 700 trailheads.
  • Close to 500 km of paddling routes, including 400+ paddling access and route locations.
  • Close to 4,000 national, provincial, and urban parks. Includes close to 1,500 additional campsites, day-use/picnic areas, backcountry/canoe campsites, and cabins in major parks and recreation areas.
  • Hundreds of wildlife viewing areas, winter recreation hot spots and more.
  • Over 85,000 land and water geographic features.