Come and enjoy the beauty and spectacular cycling experience through the Laurentian countryside, along the P‘tit Train du Nord rail trail. With a cycle tour that starts in magnificent downtown Montreal exploring historic “Old Montreal”, taking you to the former rail trails into the Laurentian mountains, along lush streams, rivers, hills and valleys.

Sample local flavours, historic train stations, boutique inns and the beauty of Mont Tremblant Ski Resort Area over a terrific 6 day ride. Enjoy the quaint and spectacular and cultural embrace of this part of Quebec!

Day One — Old Montreal and Lachine Canal, 26 km / 16 mi
Difficulty – Easy
Meals – Lunch and Dinner

Our tour begins at 9:00am at Auberge Du Vieux Hotel. Here you will meet your guides for the week ahead. Once gathered and fitted you will be taken to the start of our 1st cycling day, “Old Montreal”. As you pedal through the narrow streets of Old Montreal, you’ll encounter many beautiful squares and historical buildings, such as Notre Dame Cathedral. Finally, we’ll conclude your bike ride near the Lachine Rapids,where you will witness the mighty St. Lawrence River rushing through a narrow channel. (Shuttle to Mont-Laurier)

Day Two — Mont-Laurier to Nominingue, 55 km / 34 mi

Difficulty – Easy to Intermediate
Meals – Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

This section of the trail stretches approximately 55 kilometres, offering a scenic journey filled with natural beauty. As you pedal along the well-maintained path, you’ll be surrounded by lush forests, tranquil lakes, and stunning river views. The trail follows the former railway line, adding a touch of history to your ride.

Day Three — Nominingue to Mont-Tremblant, 60 km / 37 mi
Difficulty – Easy
Meals – Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

As you set off, you’ll find yourself surrounded by dense forests and beautiful lakes, creating a calming atmosphere for your ride. The trail is well maintained and mostly flat, making it suitable for cyclists of all skill levels.

Heading south, your first stop will be the village of Labelle. Here, you can take a break and visit the old train station converted into an art museum. We will continue through the countryside of rolling hills and vibrant green landscapes. All of which bring us to the hidden beauty of the town of Mont Tremblant.

Day Four — Mont-Tremblant Loop Ride, 38km or 50km / 24 mi or 31 mi
Difficulty – Easy
Meals – Breakfast

After breakfast we will set off on a morning loop ride from Mont-Tremblant. We will explore along the resort’s extensive network of trails, taking in the beautiful natural scenery.

Returning around lunch time, you will have the opportunity on your own to explore the resorts many offerings. Whether it’s swimming, golfing, the spa or just strolling around the little resort town at your leisure, you will breathe in the clean mountain air and embrace the laissez-faire atmosphere.

Day Five — Mont-Tremblant to Sainte-Agathe der Monts, 45 km / 28 mi
Difficulty – Easy to Intermediate
Meals – Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

The bike ride from Tremblant to Sainte-Agathe is a picturesque journey that offers beautiful scenery and charming stops along the way.

As you pedal through the peaceful countryside, you’ll catch glimpses of crystal-clear lakes and rolling hills. One of the highlights of this route is Lac des Sables, a stunning lake nestled in the heart of Sainte-Agathe.

Finally, we will finish our ride at the notable Stone Haven Manor Estate, that exudes charm and elegance. This historic manor is surrounded by manicured gardens, offering a captivating glimpse into the region’s past.

Day Six — Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts to Saint Jérôme, 50 km / 31 mi
Difficulty – Easy
Meals – Breakfast

After an unforgettable evening at the Manor, you’ll hop on your bicycle for the last leg of the tour. This section of the trail is narrower and built on hard-packed gravel. Having kept the trail to a quasi-natural state provides a peaceful ride proving to be one of our favourite parts of the tour.

The trail continues through beautiful landscapes, crossing over rivers and passing by stunning viewpoints, as we arrive in Saint Jérôme.

After arriving in Saint Jérôme, your guides will load your bikes and we will begin our shuttle back to old Montreal. (Approximately 1 hour)

*Please note: Itinerary is subject to change to provide our guests with the best tour experience.

Pick up times and location and drop offs.
PICK-UP - First day of the tour

• Auberge Du Vieux Port, Montreal at 9:00 AM

DROP OFF - Last day of the tour

• Montreal at 5:00 PM

• Montreal Airport at 4:30 PM

Shall I dress for cycling on the first day?
You will be cycling the first day of this tour.

Can I bring my own bike?
Absolutely! All bike types are welcome—road, gravel, hybrid, or e‑bike. If you’d prefer to ride your own bike, we’ll transport it for you on the back of the van if needed. Our team can also assist with basic maintenance and adjustments throughout the trip to keep you rolling smoothly.

Do bikes come with a bag?

Yes – all of our rental bikes come equipped with a rear bag (pannier or trunk bag) or a small bag (Road bike) to carry essentials like snacks, cameras, or extra layers while you ride. Larger luggage will be transported separately by our support van each day.

What happens if it rains on the tour?
Our tours run rain or shine! We recommend packing quality rain gear and layers so you can stay comfortable in wet weather. If the conditions become unsafe (such as high winds or lightning), our support van will be available to shuttle you and your bike to the next stop. We always adapt plans to keep everyone safe and comfortable.

Can I not cycle some days?
Yes! If you’d like to take a break from cycling, you’re welcome to ride in the support van to the next destination. Some guests choose to take a day off to relax and recharge by enjoying the views form the van. You are always able to call it a day cycling or start cycling at any point throughout the ride.

Is travel insurance included?
Travel insurance is not included in the tour price. We strongly recommend purchasing your own travel insurance to cover trip cancellations, medical expenses, lost luggage, and any unexpected events before or during the tour.

Do you provide the GPS routes?
Yes – we provide GPS routes for every tour. Before your trip, you’ll receive digital route files that can be used on a GPS device or smartphone app.

What size luggage can I bring?

We recommend bringing one to two carry‑on sized suitcases per person. This helps us fit everyone’s bags comfortably in the support van. Larger items are best left at home, but we can assist with storing any extra luggage that won’t be needed during the tour.

Are tips included in the price?

No – gratuities for your guides are not included and are left to your discretion. As a general guideline, we suggest $20–$25 per guest, per day, per guide. Gratuities for meals and lodging are covered, but bar bills and any personal extras are not included.

Are helmets provided?

Yes – helmets are provided and must be worn at all times while cycling, as they are mandatory by law and the tour operator. Guests are also welcome to bring their own helmet if they prefer to use one they’re already comfortable with.

What comes with the bikes?

• Phone holders

• Water bottle holder

• Water bottle

• Rear bike light