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📍 Montérégie· County Les Maskoutains· Saint-Hyacinthe

Yamaska Valley Circuit

🚴 Cycling🥾 Hiking

📍 Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec, 00000

Between river and hills, this cycling loop reveals an unsuspected charm of Montérégie. Following the Yamaska River and crossing agricultural lands, it offers a bucolic panorama of rare beauty. Along the way, indulge in strawberries from Ferme Gadbois in Saint-Barnabé or take a detour to Chouette à Voir! in Saint-Jude to admire the birds of prey. This circuit starts and ends at Parc des Salines, a place designed for cyclists. Finally, extend your getaway to Saint-Hyacinthe, where cafés, bakeries, and hotels await you in the heart of a vibrant downtown. The elevation gain is more pronounced in the northern part of the route, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced cyclists.

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Why go

Just a few hours from Montreal, the Circuit des Vallons de la Yamaska immerses you in a preserved nature, between lush valleys and sparkling rivers. It's the perfect getaway for cycling enthusiasts seeking pastoral landscapes.

What to do

Cycling on bike paths: Ride along well-maintained paths that wind through fields and along the Yamaska River. The circuit is suitable for all levels, whether you are a casual cyclist or a passionate rider.
Strawberry tasting: Don't miss the chance to stop by Ferme Gadbois in Saint-Barnabé to savor juicy strawberries in season. A sweet treat to enhance your ride!
Birdwatching: Take a detour to Chouette à Voir! in Saint-Jude to admire birds of prey in their natural habitat. A fascinating experience for nature and photography enthusiasts.

Nearby

After your bike ride, relax at Parc des Salines, perfect for a picnic or simply enjoying the surrounding nature. You can also explore the charming villages nearby.

Getting there

From Montreal, expect about a 1-hour 15-minute drive to reach the Circuit des Vallons de la Yamaska. A lovely getaway within reach!

Good to know

Remember to bring water and snacks for your outing. The paths are generally well-marked, but a map might come in handy. Also, check the weather before you go to fully enjoy your day.

At a glance

Information

Characteristics

Place type

Trail

Region

Montérégie

County

Les Maskoutains

The stay

Practical info

Trail — cycling.

📍 Contact

Saint-Hyacinthe, Québec, 00000

County : Les Maskoutains

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Leisure & amenities

Services and activities

Land activities

Cycling

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