VIA Rail Canada Train Travel | North Quebec East

Trains head out of Montréal bound for First Nations lands to the north and along the Saint Lawrence Valley to the pristine Atlantic Canadian coasts of Gaspé, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

Multiple daily round-trips VIA's signature eastern route operates daily except Tuesday. Overnight runs allow plenty of daylight time to appreciate Canada's breathtaking Maritime region. Scenic highlights include New Brunswick Bay. Services and amenities: Power access; Carry-on baggage; Checked baggage, sports equipment and pet transport. Peak season (mid-June to mid-October): Economy, Sleeper and Sleeper Touring class travel; Dining car (Sleeper classes only); Park Car with dome, lounges and culture interpretive program (Touring class only); TV lounge with food and bar services. Off-peak: Economy and Sleeper class travel; Dining car, Skyline car with café and dome lounge.

Formerly The Saguenay.Three weekly trips in both directions connect Montréal and Jonquière for easy access to Lac Saint-Jean and the four-million-year-old Saguenay Fjord. Services and amenities: Economy Class travel; Food and bar services; Carry-on baggage; Most trains: Checked baggage, sports equipment and pet transport.

Formerly The Abitibi. Three weekly trips in both directions link southwestern Québec's anglers, canoeists, snowmobilers and nature lovers with the lakes and forests of La Vallée de l'Or. Services and amenities: Economy Class travel; Food and bar services; Carry-on baggage; Most trains: Checked baggage, sports equipment and pet transport.

Formerly The Chaleur. Three weekly trips in both directions link chic Montréal with the t ip of the Gaspé Peninsula, access point for Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island. Scenic highlights include the St. Lawrence River, the Matapèdia Valley, and Baie des Chaleurs. Services and amenities: Economy and Sleeper Class travel; Dining car, Skyline car with café and dome lounge; Power access; Carry-on baggage; Checked baggage, sports equipment and pet transport.