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WazeThis loop circuit first takes you along the Saint Lawrence River on the Green Route #5, following the Chemin du Roy. Discover the historical charm of Lavaltrie and Lanoraie, with their ancestral homes, antique shops, and vineyards. Don't miss the stop in Lanoraie, a true favorite by the river. The loop ends near the vibrant downtown of L’Assomption, where terraces, bistros, and small shops invite you to a delightful and friendly break. The loop circuit, with a slight elevation gain (+163 m), is accessible to all cyclists. The route includes shared paved roads and segments of bike paths, mainly on Green Route #5. Ideal for a peaceful day trip.
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Why go
Looking for a getaway near Montreal? The bike ride along the chemin du Roy offers a unique experience combining nature and heritage. Enjoy picturesque landscapes while discovering the history of the Lanaudière region.
What to do
- Cycling along the river: Take Route verte #5 to ride alongside the majestic Saint Lawrence River. The panoramic views and fresh air make every pedal stroke enjoyable.
- Historical discovery: Take a break to admire the ancestral homes and antique shops of Lavaltrie and Lanoraie, which tell the story of these charming towns.
- Gourmet stop: Stop in Lanoraie to enjoy a moment of relaxation by the river, with dining options that will delight your taste buds.
- Downtown L'Assomption: Finish your loop near the lively downtown, where you can enjoy terraces, bistros, and small shops for a friendly pause.
Nearby
After your ride, why not have a picnic by the river or simply relax in a nearby park? You'll find several green spaces to enjoy nature.
Getting there
From Montreal, expect about a 1-hour drive to reach the chemin du Roy. Easily accessible, it allows you to escape quickly.
Good to know
Don't forget to check the weather before you head out and bring water and snacks for your ride. Also, remember to follow traffic rules on bike paths.
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