The Daniel-Johnson dam seen from the lookout

The road journal

Our travels

Four destinations covered in a Rivian R1S, from New Hampshire to the Cote-Nord (North Shore) — with the real distances, the charging stops and the detours that were worth it.

New Hampshire · United States

Mount Washington: an epic electric climb

A breathtaking drive up Mount Washington in a Rivian R1S. Come and see this magnificent view over the White Mountains.

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The rocky summit of Mount Washington above the valley

Cote-Nord · Quebec

The road to Manic-5: along the Cote-Nord

The Cote-Nord is one of those places where the journey matters as much as the destination. Where every village keeps its own rhythm, and the river becomes a constant presence.

This time, our goal was simple: drive north to the legendary Daniel-Johnson dam, better known as Manic-5.

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The Rivian in front of the arches of the Daniel-Johnson dam

With every journey

Breathtaking and unforgettable landscapes.

Archipelago · France

Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon: an island getaway

Discover this little corner of France off the coast of Canada. A one-of-a-kind adventure between land and sea with your Rivian.

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Maine · United States

Portland, Maine: lighthouses and lobster on the coast

A weekend from Quebec to the Maine coast on Route 302 and the White Mountains: Portland Head Light, Bug Light, the Old Port and its seafaring feel.

Then home on Route 1, past Eartha in Yarmouth, Freeport and L.L.Bean, all the way to Paris, Maine.

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Outaouais · Quebec

Montebello: an escape into the Quebec woods

Dive into the heart of Quebec nature. A peaceful retreat just a few hours from the city.

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Vermont · United States

Burlington: the lake, the ice cream and a giant filing cabinet

A town on a slope above Lake Champlain, and three Vermont curiosities.

Church Street, the Ben & Jerry’s factory and its flavour graveyard, the teddy bear works at Shelburne.

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Burlington, on the shore of Lake Champlain, Vermont

Mauricie · Quebec

Trois-Rivières: the confluence, the bridge and the paper capital

From Granby to the mouth of the Saint-Maurice: a city founded in 1634, the second oldest in Quebec.

The Laviolette bridge and its 2,707 metres, rue des Forges, the cathedral’s 125 stained-glass windows, and the three channels the city is named for.

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The St. Lawrence in front of Trois-Rivières, seen from the harbour park

Also on the menu

Recipes from the road

Good things to eat along the way, or once you are back home.

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