Starting at
per person
Duration
or more
4 nights
Level
3 - Moderate - hilly, sometimes mountainous - 50 to 80 km
The rivalry between Montreal and Quebec City needs no introduction. Yet, between the metropolis and the provincial capital, there’s everything a cyclist could want!
Over the course of these five days, you’ll have the chance to experience the best of both worlds, as well as the stunning places located between the province’s two largest cities.
Starting in Montreal, the St. Lawrence River will serve as your guide all the way to Quebec City, just as it guided the first French settlers who came to settle here.
You’ll pass through the fertile lands of Montérégie and Mauricie before the river opens up before you in the Québec City region, giving way to the famous Île d’Orléans, which you can explore on the fourth and final day of cycling.
In just five days, discover the province’s most popular route—far from the busy highways! Winding through picturesque villages and farmland, this cycling tour will give you a lovely glimpse of our beautiful province!
With the Self-guided option, enjoy your trip at your own pace and on your own terms. We’ll provide you with the itinerary and book your accommodations—the rest is up to you!
4 nights in a three- or four-star hotel, based on double occupancy;
4 breakfasts;
Not included: transportation to the departure point for the passenger, their luggage, and their bicycle; equipment, such as the bicycle; a guide; mechanical repairs and access to a support vehicle; and costs incurred in the event of mechanical or physical issues. coverage under the Travel Agents’ Client Compensation Fund (FICAV), which is $1 per $1,000 and its applicable discount.
4 nights in a three- or four-star hotel, based on double occupancy;
4 breakfasts;
Not included: transportation to the departure point for the passenger, their luggage, and their bicycle; equipment, such as the bicycle; a guide; mechanical repairs and access to a support vehicle; and costs incurred in the event of mechanical or physical issues. coverage under the Travel Agents’ Client Compensation Fund (FICAV), which is $1 per $1,000 and its applicable discount.
Montreal
Route rating: 3
Moderate difficulty route:
Hilly, sometimes mountainous; 50 to 80 km.
Montreal
Route rating: 3
Moderate difficulty route:
Hilly, sometimes mountainous; 50 to 80 km.
Check out the elevation changes along this route and plan your upcoming trip with all the information you need. Please note that the elevation changes are provided for informational purposes only and may not always reflect actual conditions on the ground.
Day 1
Departure from Montreal.
Montreal, Repentigny, St-Sulpice, Lanoraie, Berthierville (80 km).
Day 2
Berthierville, Louiseville, Yamachiche, Trois-Rivières (66 km).
Day 3
Trois-Rivières, Champlain, Grondines, Deschambault (68 km).
Day 4
Deschambault, Portneuf, Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Shannon, Quebec (78 km).
OR Deschambault, Portneuf, Donnacona, Neuville, Quebec (72 km).
Day 5
10:15 a.m.*: Transfer from Quebec City to Montreal.
*= The departure time is subject to change
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