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We’re about 4 hours from Montreal, 3 hours from Quebec City, and just over 2 hours from Trois-Rivières. Access is entirely by paved road, well maintained all the way to the SAN.

After leaving the city, you’ll take Highway 155 North, a winding road that follows the valley floor of the majestic Saint-Maurice River. The route offers superb views of the surrounding mountains, with spectacular waterfalls and scenery along the way.

At kilometer 155, turn off at the Curé-Normandin rest area and take the road to Lac-Édouard. This 30-kilometre stretch of road is affectionately known as the “Russian Mountains”… We’ll let you guess why! As you arrive, you’ll pass through the charming village of Lac-Édouard, then catch sight of the old heritage barn and water tower: you’ve arrived at the SAN.

The by this line, built à the end from XIXth century by the Quebec and Lake-St-John Railway, that the first path from iron a linked the north from Quebec. The arrival from train à Lake-Édouard at 1888 a transformed this territory isolated at station from resort, at sanatorium renamed, and at door input to immensity. Still today, this link steel links Montréal at heart from the forest boreal.

From the Station Central from Montréal, the train Montreal-Jonquière (VIA Rail) you takes to Lake-Édouard, at along the majestic river Batiscan. Visit travel hard about 7 hours – a route panoramic, outside from time, on one from more former routes railways still active in the province.

Visit SAN Station Boréale you wait à some hours only from the city : a getaway at train where, from boarding, adventure begin, and where every minute you closer a territory impoverished, manager history, air pure and from beauty.