La Grande Boucle

This section combines heritage, nature and gourmet pleasures. The route follows the Chambly Canal, surrounded by lush green landscapes. In Chambly, the basin invites you to stop and enjoy restaurants and boutiques, as well as Fort Chambly. The route ends in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, where the evening can be prolonged in Vieux-Saint-Jean, a lively and welcoming riverside venue.

From Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu to Granby, La Montérégiade offers a peaceful ride through farmland and woodland. The route leads all the way to Granby, with its lively center and fine restaurants. Local stops and a podcast on the railway's past enrich the experience along the way.

Departing from Granby, this stage follows a pleasant cycle path linking natural environments and agricultural landscapes. The route skirts Lac Boivin and passes through woods and fields in a peaceful atmosphere. The finish in Drummondville is a lively setting, ideal for enjoying its terraces and gourmet offerings.

This stage begins along the Saint-François River, on the Circuit des Traditions, through woodlands and agricultural landscapes. From there, you'll take the quiet roads typical of the region, between farms and agricultural fields, in the direction of Yamaska, where you'll be in the heart of rural landscapes. The route ends on La Sauvagine as far as Sorel-Tracy.

Spend most of the day riding along the St. Lawrence River on Route Verte 3 and the La Riveraine bike path. The route passes through the towns of Contrecoeur, Varennes and Boucherville, with views of the Boucherville islands. The route ends in Brossard, the original point of departure.