http://www.routeverte.com/ang/index.lasso

above is the link to their website. print the maps you need. Accomodations, tourist info, bike shop listings are all in english and french

I think it was really hard to update that publication. However, tourist information in Quebec is so well organized, that there are usually kiosks in most of the towns along the route. Each region has a free standard guide that lists all the current atractions and accomodations including rates. That information is also available at http://www.bonjourquebec.com/anglais/regions/index.html

My advice would be don't be too concerned the book is in French. I contacted Velo Quebec and ended up ordering a copy of the French version of the book. I was advised by Velo Quebec staff that the French version would be of value and it was. The maps are accurate and basically all you need. I used the accommodation guide as well. My route in September, 2005 was Montreal - Quebec City via Rte 138, then Danville - Sherbrooke - Granby - Montreal. The only problem I had navigating was the St Jean sur Richelieu - Montreal section. Quite poorly marked.

Hi, We are a Quebec cyclist couple with an 18month kid. Don't hesite...with ou without guide comme visite Quebec with Route Verte.If you have any needs, contact me. We are willing to welcome you in Baie-St-Paul (North of Quebec city). Our home is in a hilly part of Quebec with 2 national parks close. Don't hesitate. anniejean at Baie-Saint-Paul

You may want to try at Ulysses travel book stores in Montréal.

Regards

®oger

If you are referring to the book of Miller, then there is available in Amazon.com.

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