Drive a 4-seater buggy through century-old forest tracks of the Laurentians with an accredited guide. Expect on-site training, scenic stopping points, and a moderate 2–4 hour route suited to drivers new to off-road buggies.
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You start at a compact base where the engine hum and pine-scented air meet—guides fit your helmet, check your harness, and point you toward a track that threads deep into the Laurentian woodlands. The buggy’s low seat puts you close to the trail: ruts, roots and crisp leaf litter rising and falling beneath the tires as the guide sets a moderate pace.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness recommended—able to climb in and out of a low vehicle and tolerate bumpy terrain for a few hours
Wildlife
History
The Laurentians formed in the Precambrian and were reshaped by glaciation; forests here supported logging and seasonal camps that built the region’s trail network used today.
Conservation
Operators emphasize keeping to marked trails to limit erosion and disturbance; avoid idling buggies off-trail and pack out any trash to protect understory regeneration.
Reserve your spot on the Laurentians: Guided buggy tour in the forest today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a valid driver’s license
If you plan to switch drivers during the tour, bring a government-issued license—operators often require it to let passengers take the wheel.
Layer for changing conditions
Temperature drops beneath the canopy and wind through clearings feels colder—wear moisture-wicking base layers and a windproof mid layer.
Secure loose items
Small items can vibrate free on uneven trails—use zip pockets or dry bags and tether cameras and phones.
Respect wildlife and trails
Stay on designated routes and follow your guide’s instructions to minimize disturbance to habitats and reduce erosion.
Closed-toe hiking shoes
Protect feet from mud and debris and provide grip when entering/exiting the buggy.
Warm, windproof jacket
Stops and clearings are exposed; a windproof layer keeps you comfortable.
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Full-finger gloves
Improve grip on controls and protect hands from brush or cold air.
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Charged smartphone with protective case
Useful for photos and emergency contact; keep it secured while driving.
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