July 23, 2026 - Stretching north from Montréal, Quebec’s Laurentians are hard to beat as a premier cycling destination that’s also rich in culture and epicurean delights. Whether it’s your first family cycling holiday or you’re performance training, the Laurentians has your cycling adventure.

Sample Mont-Laurier’s Twin Covered Bridges cycling route, or Saint-André-d’Argenteuil’s Seigneury of Argenteuil route through historic villages, pastoral farms and unforgettable panoramas. The world-famous Le P’tit Train du Nord linear park offers hundreds of kilometres of safe, car-free inn-to-inn cycle touring.

The Morin-Heights to Amherst Aerobic Corridor is a 58km hybrid, gravel and mountain-bike trail traversing the western Laurentians’ brilliant natural beauty. Or test yourself on Mont-Tremblant’s 90km sign-posted Ironman training route, a world’s first.

There’s so much available after you get off your bike from the Tremblant International Blues Festival, to the Festival Stradivaria throughout the region, and the Festival des Arts de Saint-Sauveur.

Download their 2026–2027 Cycling Map at cyclelaurentians. com, or request a copy at info-tourisme@laurentides.com.

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