| Miles | 199 |
| Ride Time | 05:00 w/o stops |
| Endpoints | Quebec City, QC, Kingsfield, ME |
| Surface | Paved |
| Submitted By | Ed Conde |
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NER Notes
The Chaudiere River, , and Route 27 are part of the northern invasion route that Benedict Arnold and 1,100 American troops used during an unsuccessful invasion of Canada in 1775.
This southbound ride follows much of the northern half of Benedict Arnold’s 1775 Invasion Route of Canada. Like Arnold’s suffering troops, the ride visits the Chaudiere River and Lake Mégantic before cresting the Height of Land and entering the U.S. Stop at the nice vista at Chain of Ponds and then continue Arnold’s route on ME 27, a scenic byway. Enjoy the view at Flagstaff Lake before finishing with ME 16 along the Carrabasset River past a great view of Sugarloaf Mountain. The ride ends in Kingfield, Maine.
Lunch is at Restaurant La Mont Blanc in Disraeli, Quebec.
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