Carpool
Get there by carpool
Ski resorts, national parks and attractions: for each destination, we explain how to get there by carpool, where to join a trip, where to park as a group, and what's happening on site through the seasons.
Lanaudière
Region pageThe mountains of Saint-Côme and Matawinie, about an hour and a half from Montreal. Skiers from Joliette, Terrebonne and east Montreal often drive the same road on Saturday mornings.
Montérégie
Region pageThe resorts closest to Montreal: people head there after school or work, often combining the REM, the exo train and a short carpool for the last few kilometres.
Laurentians
Region pageTremblant, Saint-Sauveur and Mont-Tremblant National Park: the big four-season destination north of Montreal, via Highway 15 and Route 117.
Eastern Townships
Region pageBromont, Sutton, Orford, Owl's Head and Mont-Mégantic: mountains spread across a large territory, where public transit often stops far from the lifts and trails.
Quebec City region
Region pageMont-Sainte-Anne, on the Côte-de-Beaupré, about forty minutes from Quebec City. Departures from Sainte-Foy, Limoilou and Lévis are easy to share.
For attractions and tourism associations
Add a “Carpool with Allons” button to your attraction listing or website, linking to your destination page. Your visitors find a carpool in one click, and the address stays the same year after year. Write us if you want the button or custom wording.
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