The Route Verte is a bike path that reaches the Manicouagan region, where it becomes part of the Véloroute des Baleines (Whale Road path). It stretches out over a superb 230-km-long cycling route between the St. Lawrence River, the lakes, the mountains ...
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The Portneuf Bicycle Route is a signposted bicycle path of 88.7 km that crosses the seven municipalities of the West of the Portneuf MRC (Québec City region). The level of difficulty of the Portneuf Bicycle Route varies from easy to intermediate, depending ...
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A safe, fully paved route perfect for the whole family! Discover enchanting panoramas and friendly people. The bike path is built on two now-unused railroad tracks that run through eight municipalities of the Bellechasse region. The Cycloroute de Bellechasse ...
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Ten minutes from downtown Montréal, come explore unique Pôle des Rapides neighbourhoods. You will discover over 100 kilometres (62 miles) of cycling trails and breathtaking scenery along the St. Lawrence River, the Lachine Canal and Lake Saint-Louis. ...
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The 114 km (71 mi.) of bikeways that make up the Véloroute Desjardins cross the RCM of La Matapédia, located at the gateway to the Gaspésie. Covered in asphalt and integrated into the Route Verte, this cycling network will introduce you to the hospitable ...
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This multi-purpose path hugs the river for 15 km. Fully paved, its designated lanes are designed to accommodate many outdoor activities, including walking, cycling and in-line skating.
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Crossing through the Cœur de la Montérégie region, La Route des Champs cycling trail is nearly 40 kilometres (25 miles) long. Here, you can practice different activities, such as cycling, inline skating and hiking. As you explore its length, you will ...
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A network of 5,300 kilometres, the Route Verte is the largest bike path in North America! In constant development thanks to the efforts and involvement of its many partners, this queen of bike paths zigzags across Quebec's territory, running along an ...
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A path for biking in the summer and skiing in the winter, Le Chemin de La Liseuse is a place to practise outdoor activities and learn a bit about poetry! Running along some of the most important places in Anne Hébert poems and novels, Le Chemin de La ...
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Named after a prominent athlete of the region, Véloroute Marie-Hélène-Prémont covers 55 kilometres over a substantial portion of Côte-de-Beaupré. This cycling route runs through seven towns and municipalities of the region: Boischatel, L’Ange-Gardien ...
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