At La Petite Aventure, we transport your luggage from one stopover to the next. We accept only one piece of luggage per person. For your own safety and that of our baggage handlers, please ensure that your luggage weighs no more than 22 kg. You must submit your baggage to a weight check at the time of departure in Huntingdon. Any excess must be returned to your vehicle.

When you registered, you had the option of choosing an extra piece of luggage. In this case, an additional luggage bracelet will be sent to you. It will also be possible to take advantage of the extra baggage at the departure, on June 29 in Huntingdon, at a cost of $50.

In the tab of each day, you will find the routes on the Ride with GPS application as well as the maps in printable format (PDF).

To help you plan your Petite Aventure, it is possible - using a phone, computer or tablet - to see maps and topographic profiles with the Ride with GPS platform.

This platform offers you an array of superior features:

• Voice navigation
• Offline access to maps
• Detailed maps and itineraries (cuesheets) in PDF format (data is provided for information purposes only)
• Advanced route notifications with GPX (or TCX) files. If you want to access these features, please follow these steps: Register for the event on Ride with GPS.

You will be prompted to register if you are new to the site or to log in if you already have an account. It's free. The event will automatically sync with your mobile and online account.Do you have a GPS or smartphone? Check out the short navigation guide to familiarize yourself with the Ride with GPS platform. 

One week prior to the Petite Aventure, you will receive an email update of the course maps, including the presence of restrooms. It is best to wait for this last update before downloading the data into your GPS, if applicable.

It is the responsibility of each traveler to ensure adequate insurance coverage (medical, luggage and bicycle). Vélo Québec Voyages assumes no responsibility for loss, theft or damage to your luggage and personal effects (including your bicycle) during your trip, including the transportation of your bicycle by truck. Please note that many home insurance companies cover property damaged or stolen outside the home. Check with your company.

We won't be the only ones out and about during this long weekend. You will be riding on the road system in part and the roads will not be closed to vehicular traffic. Please keep this in mind and RIDE SAFELY. Please take this opportunity to remind the younger ones who are accompanying you. The organization has committed itself to more "cyclocivism" with the authorities and will not hesitate to call you to order if your behavior puts your life and that of others in danger.

The route is marked with signs. These signs will also indicate the presence of the various service points (toilets, refreshments, lunch stop, water, etc.). Any last minute deviation will be indicated, if necessary, with the help of DETOUR signs.

The optionals indicate a closing time so that all participants can cross the finish line by 6:00 pm. In addition to being indicated on the course sign at the beginning of the optional course, closing time information is also provided on the maps, where applicable.

If you need to recharge your phone, tablet or bike computer, go to the school's designated charging station, where a space is provided for this purpose. Details to follow.

When you registered, we asked you to choose a meal type (regular/vegan/gluten-free). However, we are aware that some participants may have more specific allergies or intolerances.

Full menus are available on the daily pages of this Petit déchaîné. If you'd like more details on ingredients and meal preparation, the on-site catering service has a complete list of ingredients and can provide you with the information you need to make sure you don't eat any foods you're allergic to.

First of all, please note thatno services are provided, so it won't be possible to connect your van to an electrical outlet or a water connection.

1. On the day of your departure, make sure you hang the small card with the van number you received in the post on your rear-view mirror. This confirms that your vehicle is registered for the event. If you haven't received one, we can give you one at the Huntingdon information booth on the morning of your departure.

2. Arrive at the starting site at the Huntingdon Regional Arena (1567, Chemin Fairview, Huntingdon, Québec, J0S 1H0) between 7:30 and 8:45 a.m. You' ll need to drop off your bike and give your name at the information booth to confirm your arrival. You'll need to drop off your bike and give your name at the information booth to confirm your arrival. Your bikes will be supervised by our team until your return.

3. You can then drive your van to the village of Ormstown, to theChateauguay Valley Regional High School (1597 Route 138A, Ormstown, Quebec, J0S 1K0) to park between 8:15 and 9:15 a .m. A team member will be on hand to show you where to park. A team member will be on hand to show you where to park. Shuttle buses, for passengers only (without bikes), will take you back to Huntingdon so you can start your bike. Shuttles will leave at 8:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.

4. On the last day of the adventure, July 1, you'll need to move your van from Ormstown to the arrival site in Huntingdon between 8:15 and 9:15 am. A team member will be on hand to show you where to park. Shuttle buses, for passengers only (without bikes), will bring you back to Ormstown village at 8:30 and 9:30 a .m. so you can start your bike.

If you have any questions, please contact us at 514-521-8356 or 1-800-567-8356 ext. 506.

If you've damaged your wristband during the Little Adventure, go to the INFO booth with your wristband and we'll exchange it for an undamaged one.

For cancellation and refund terms and conditions, please refer to the general terms and conditions.

If you wish to arrive the day before departure, you can go to the village located in Ormstown at Chateauguay Valley Regional High School (1597 Route 138A, Ormstown, Quebec, J0S 1K0). You can pitch your tent between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. in the camping area identified on this site map.

Please note that no services will be provided overnight. You will have access to drinking water and dry toilets.

The following day (June 29), you'll need to leave the village parking lot with your car by 8 a.m. at the latest to set off for Huntington. You can leave your luggage in your tent, but the site will be unguarded all day.