require a little more effort. The northern half of this route (our preference) has rest stops every five to 10 kilometres with picnic
tables and shelters beside swamps and ponds. Outhouses make the trail child friendly. During this trip you’ll
pass through a wide range of picturesque villages and towns near quiet streams, rapids, golf courses, public swimming beaches, and lookouts, all perfect for picnicking. In addition to scenic vistas, you’ll see wildlife – foxes, ravens and raccoons. There are historical exhibits at some of the old railway stations along the route. Cyclists planning an overnight trip
P’Tit Train du Nord – The Kayak Café in Labelle.
For side trips there are several
loops off the main route, as well as trails that lead to rock-climbing hills. Just watch for signs. You can join the trail at many
will find seven campgrounds on or near the trail while most towns have B&Bs, inns or resorts, and restaurants catering to any taste. There are bike rentals positioned near the trail in some towns, and you’ll find hardware stores and repair shops in case you run into trouble.
places, including St-Jérôme, Ste-Adèle, Sainte-Agathe, Mont- Tremblant, Labelle, L’Annociation and Mont-Laurier and there’s no charge for using the trail. You can also get free brochures from tourist kiosks in most of the towns along the way. «oo
~ Craig and Allen Macartney are avid cyclists.
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