Starting in Quebec City, we took the very only road that exists in this land for 1000's of square miles. We followed it to the interiour of Northern Quebec and Labrador, finally crossing the whole country to reach the coast in Goose Bay (from which the ferry took us to Newfoundland, which we crossed to St. Johns). Certainly one of the remotest places we ever visited by bike. And certainly one of the hardest trips we ever did with lots of hilly stretches, gravel road, myriads of black flies, and the killingly vast distances that come with the size of the country. Still we encountered an incredibly beautiful land, full of undisturbed nature.

In particular the route was:
Quebec City - Baie Comeau - Manic Cinq - Fermont - Labrador City - Churchill Falls - Happy Valley/Goose Bay - (ferry to) Lewisport - St. Johns/Newfoundland.

And this is what you can find here:

• The famous commented Picture Gallery containing dozens of my best pictures from this journey and telling you the whole story, i.e. a picture can be worth 1000 words.
  
  
• Want to know the story in detail? Read my Diary written on the journey. (Rather long!)
  
  
• INFO INFO INFO INFO INFO at the info-page.
  
  
• Where the hell is Labrador? See the Map Page.
  
  

Related Links:

• See the Links Page.
  

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Last modified Sep 97