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parc lineaire le p'tit train du nord

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景点介绍

This 124-mile trail goes from Mont-Laurier down to Saint-Jerome.

景点印象

Fiona062

We cycled this trail in September and it is fabulous. Very easy cycling with some amazing views. We took 3 days to complete the route and stayed at a couple of lovely B & Bs. We rented bikes in St Jerome and used the bus to transport them with ourselves up to Mont Laurier which was made all the more entertaining with the banter on the bus. Some of the old railway stations have been converted into cafes and were a welcome sight when we were in need of a break. However a word of warning for all cyclists in St Jerome. We had finished cycling around the area for the day, had thankfully locked away our bikes and were walking across the square when we saw a man chasing a boy on a bike but unfortunately failing to catch him. Apparently the couple had been sitting on a bench with their bikes balanced on the same bench behind them when the boy sneaked up and stole the woman's bike. Sadly this no doubt ruined what had probably been a great days cycling so please watch your bike at all times. Despite this we had a superb trip and it's definitely achievable by everyone regardless of their cycling ability... just take as long as you need to finish and enjoy.
JosianeXYZ

This is an excellent biking trail. It runs from St. Jérome all the way to Mont Tremblant. The trail has very low grade, it's recommended for beginners although you will probably have to take big breaks. You can go however far you wish to go. In the winter the trail doubles as an excellent cross country trail, it's very well groomed. You can walk the trail year round which is also a huge advantage. There are places to stop and eat along the way. There's a lovely café at the beginning of the trail in Ste. Adèle as well as a bike rental shop, bikes are for sale as well and the salespeople are very knowledgeable about the trail. It's probably one of the longest and best bike trail in all of Canada.
Pasccout

This is a great track to go cycling or running. We rented bikes and went for a long ride. Noce fr te family.
dfg9257

This was my first unsupported inn to inn ride and it was a wonderful experience. We rode in small segments so that we could experience stops in a few towns. The ride from Mont Laurier to Nominingue is very rustic, and there are few places to stop for food. We ran into some very hungry riders on the trail. The IGA at the start of the trail has a selection of pre-made sandwiches to throw in your pack to avoid that. Also, we rode on 700x25's. The trail is now paved from Mount Laurier to Saint Jovite (except for one small area that they were working on as we rode) and the crushed stone was really manageable on our road bikes. We met several bikers on the trail who had been advised against riding their road bikes and were unhappy on the hybrids.
41Sally

It’s always well maintained and the scenery is the best. The old train stations have been renovated and are now restaurants, gift shops, etc. We've seen deer, fox, wild turkeys and other birds along the way. The trail is good for anyone from beginners to experts. If you like cycling, you must try this linear bike path.
Denis_Brault

With friends, family or by yourself, this is the place to bike and enjoué the scenic, on a former railroad.
F5776VHmarys

Peddling is optional...it was so much fun...going again just going to do the 200km...those renovated tracks are the best because the incline is very doable.
112geraldines

There are rest buildings along the trail with wood stoves and all the wood and paper required to start the fire. We spent a short time warming by the fire chatting with two other skiers.
Bijou7551

The trail is well-groomed and very accessible for the beginner to advanced classic or skate-ski cross-country skier. You can choose your distance and your location -- we skiied about 30 kms over three days. Each ski lasted one to two hours, and we started from three different starting points (Val David, Mont Rolland, and Val Morin). In some places, for example, Val Morin to Van David, you can ski into town for lunch or a coffee. At other places you can enjoy the quiet and the view. A real gem!
dainius_97

This is a very well groomed and gentle trail for those who would like to cross country ski. There are about 45 km of trail between Val David and St Jerome. I recommend this trail especially for those who like classic cross country skiing and who are beginners because of its gentle slope and scenic beauty.

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