Frequently asked questions

In France, LQC Aventures mainly organises guided rides for quad owners: you bring your own registered and insured machine. Abroad, especially in Morocco and Canada, vehicles are provided on-site through selected local partners, with accommodation, meals and guidance depending on the programme.

Not for owner rides. Day rides, night rides and France weekends are designed for riders bringing their own quad. Vehicle supply is reserved for some business / B2B formats, on request and subject to conditions.

Johnathan Bouton personally manages the LQC experience. He is a CQP-qualified motorised hiking guide. Depending on the destination, LQC also works with local guides, terrain partners, accommodation providers and technical support teams.

Routes are confidential. They come from real scouting work and must protect trails, residents, local partners and the quality of future rides. Participants follow the guide; GPS tracks are not published.

The Morocco range includes three main formats: High Atlas, Atlas → Atlantic and Grand Sud. Vehicles are provided on-site, groups are limited, and international flights are not included.

The High Atlas raid is the most accessible first experience: mountain trails, Berber villages and a controlled rhythm. Atlas → Atlantic is more varied, ending by the ocean. Grand Sud is more demanding and aimed at confident drivers.

Indicative LQC prices are: High Atlas from €2,000 per DUO, Atlas → Atlantic from €2,100 per DUO, and Grand Sud from €4,000 per DUO depending on the vehicle and formula. Flights, personal expenses, travel insurance and cancellation insurance are extra.

Depending on the programme: vehicle provided on-site, guidance, accommodation, meals, local transfers and terrain logistics. International flights are not included. The final inclusions are detailed in the brochure, registration form and terms of sale.

Yes. Morocco prices are calculated per vehicle, often shown as DUO. If you drive alone, the vehicle price remains the same. LQC recommends bringing a passenger when possible to share both the experience and the budget.

You need your own quad in good mechanical condition, with registration and insurance, plus suitable safety equipment: approved helmet, gloves, strong shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. For night rides, additional LED lighting is mandatory.

SSV requests are reviewed case by case depending on the format, the sector, trail width, legal framework and event organisation. Validation is made before registration.

The Morvan weekend includes guided riding, accommodation, meals according to the formula, local terrain expertise and the LQC spirit: small group, terroir, safety and community.

Loire, Loire Valley, Sologne, Loir-et-Cher and Touraine requests are reviewed for private groups, dealers and custom projects. The LQC framework remains the same: owner vehicles, small group, scouted route, terroir and safety.