New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Pleasant Motor
Trip to Quebec
Is Described
Automobile Club Gives n Re-
sumo Of Road Conditions
Over Fine Route Be.
tween Here and Canada
Pass Historic Landmarks
Proffcrs Long Stretc h
of Hard.Surfaced Road
With Unsurpassed Views

The Bureau o. Tours o. the Auto
mobile Club ~ America outline. =
motor trip from Nea York 90 Qsesee
this week ira, 'or scenery ard road
surface is gnsurpasssd This route
provides the Longest continuous stretch
~ hsrd-surfaesd road. 'ree from con
sfrgction and dctours. now available
out - New York Cry.
The Albanv Pos Road o. followed
along fhc east SIDE - 'he Hudson
Rvsr n Albany. passing through MANY
historic v.llsges with here and there
glimpse % the river
Aloany. 80 miles from New Nora. is
an excellent pace for a -hf stop n
q longer rln s preferred O right turn
mAy be- made JUS beyond fnr East
Crcenbush posofice. asd the route
continues through Troy and M~chan-
icsviiie % Saratoga. is5 nile. from
New lofA
From Saratoga there are two WAYS
fo rrncn Lake George. on il's due
rofth through Corlnfh aad Laae Ll-
zefne. fre other is tia Gicns Fails
Ttc iat'.r routc is preferable as me
loA1 surface ls nor in excellent ,0rdi-
'ior LAKE George BE- 200 .vs rom
Ncr lor. and seventy miles beyond
Aibary. From 'His point ihe route
enter fhe foothills ~ the Aiirpndacss
and continues north. Vlth NJ Marey.
me highest peat in the Adironidcks.
Ike n general o. review. always N
sight
A. the way continues through Ches-
fortown along the west snofC o.
SchToon Lake the scenery becomes
more rugged. winding - way TO
Fh4abcthtown. ono o. the most hcaltl.
f1l village in rho Adirondack region
oS1 miles from New Nofa kol ond
Elizahcihtowr me route goes through
Kccne and Upper Jay cn'cr.Hs Inc
Aushbie Valley ia.t beyond Jsti and
continues through Ausanic FORKS AID
Kcrscy'lle % Apsanio CnGsm. q tf"sS
~ nature known throughout the
world
From the Ausahie Chatm tre roite
proceeds along fnr west shore ~ Lake
Ctamr.ain through Riuf Po.rf. Plate
burg ard Chazy to Rouses Point Herr
- is necessary 20 call ~ tne American
customs once n exhibit the rcCistra-
'ion cer.idcaie ~ 'hc car and u chsui-
fAur driven. the chaufsur's certihca. '.
. The customs oficcr will issue q GER
'ihca'e % cross tnc International
I boundary line. This must bs presented
+ ~ ne Canadian customs officer a. La
+ colle-S miles bovond Rouses Point
who will issue permit good Tor thirty
dAys IN any province. II the motors;
intends 10 stay longer fhan thirty
days b. pi.l be necessary ~ 'ske ou'
bond. which will cost about $50. ana
car be obtained ~ Meyers 4 Co.. IN
Rouse Point. Therc arc few for
nialitie, In crossing the line snd boin
American and Canadian officers are
most courteous
From this point On The route passes
through = rumber o. villages. most of
the inhabitants ~ which are French
Canadians. The St Lawrence i
crossed va the Victoria Bridge n
Montreal-4i0 miles from New York
! City.
Interesting short trips can be made
about Montreal. Mount Royal PARK =
one. Hotel accommodation are ~ the
best ard IL Is delightful place IN
which 20 spend several days
From Montreal 70 Quebec is i.5
miles o. hard surface IN good cond
'ion and most delightful trip. ~
tho road runs m n nign ridge over
looking tire s. Lawrence ail ~" waF
and passes through numerous quaint
French village Quebec is one ~
the most historic cities n this conti-
nent Quebec b. the foremost ~ Can
ada In tho Improvements NJ itE hign.
pavs and since 1912 nss constructed
.20n miles of macadani izcd roads. and
innumerable automobile tours can be
planned into either o beautiful pas
toral countryside or into wild ro-
mantle scenery tonantsd only hy vild
game. Among the many that can b'
mentioned are the beautiful drives n
Ste. Anne de Boaupre. with Us famous
wcndsr-working shrine 20 miles from
Quebec.
n one hss time the popular and
favorite trip from Quebec is ~
tre SAguenay River on palatisl
steamer frat leaves Quebec a. M