April 1, 2026 - Gravel biking is all the rage and we have what it takes for curious riders who want to try it out or for seasoned riders looking for new adventures!

We offer routes for all levels of gravel riders. Whether you’re looking for a one-day introductory ride or an adventure route with several overnight stays, we have a variety of options available, including campsites, guesthouses, and hostels.

You’ll be charmed by the variety of landscapes, bodies of water, charming villages, and microbreweries. A delightful mix of gravel roads, asphalt, bike paths, and nature trails.

Immersive Nature
Boreal forests, crystal-clear lakes and mountains. Experience an authentic adventure in the heart of unspoiled landscapes.

Villages and culture
Discover the charming villages, local cafes and craft microbreweries that dot your routes.

All levels
From family walks to multi-day adventures, find the route that suits you.

Explore Six Amazing Routes
Discover the best gravel routes in the Laurentians region, from beginner riders to expert adventures, explore nature by bike.

La Grande Boréale -Aerobic Corridor, Morin-Heights
Want to discover the Laurentians in a different way, at the pace of your gravel bike? This great loop route invites you to tour the region in 4 or 5 days, depending on the distance you wish to cover each day.

Distance: 255 km
Elevation gain: 2777 m
Duration: 4-5 days
Surface type: Asphalt road (37%), Gravel road (63%)
Level: Very difficult

The Western Retreat
Much more than an extension of the Great Northern Lights. The Western Retreat is not simply an extension of the Great Northern: it’s an experience to be lived in its own right.

Distance: 154 km
Elevation gain: 1494 m
Duration: 2 days
Surface type: Asphalt road (20%), Gravel road (80%)
Level: Very difficult

The Little Northern Lights
A day of action… or a night to extend the adventure. Accessible in a day or to be fully experienced through a camping or glamping experience at the Eco Park, this route is for those who love challenges and variety.

Distance: 106 km
Elevation gain: 1168 m
Duration: 1-2 days
Surface type: Asphalt road (40%), Gravel road (60%)
Level: Intermediate/Difficult

The Little Bear
An iconic route in the heart of the Laurentians. At the heart of this loop lies Val-David, a unique village, true to its slogan “a world apart and to share”. A must-see in the Laurentians, it forms the nerve center of this gravel cycling route, rich in discoveries and contrasts.

Distance: 71 km
Elevation gain: 621 m
Duration: One day
Surface type: Asphalt road (52%), Gravel road (48%)
Level: Intermediate

Le P’tit Narval – Aerobic Corridor, Morin-Heights
An ideal introduction to gravel biking. The Le P’tit Narval introductory loop is designed as an accessible, enjoyable, and well-paced first experience with gravel biking. It allows you to discover the sensations of gravel riding while enjoying a smooth and inspiring environment.

Distance: 31.5 km
Elevation gain: 411 m
Duration: Half day
Surface type: Asphalt road (40%), Gravel road (60%)
Level: Intermediate

La Monroe – Lake Monroe Service Centre
Perfect for a family outing, the Lake Monroe loop is a family-friendly introduction to gravel biking, offering a gentle 13km route that allows you to discover the area at a relaxed pace.

Distance: 13 km
Elevation gain: 94 m
Duration: Half day
Surface type: Gravel road (100%)
Level: Very easy

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