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WazeStarting from Sherbrooke, this first stage gently leads you into the landscapes of the Coaticook Valley. The route traverses bucolic scenery, between country roads and soothing nature. An accessible and enjoyable introduction, perfect for gradually immersing yourself in the gravel ambiance of the Eastern Townships. A 60 km route combining secondary roads and gravel paths. Moderate terrain with some undulations, accessible for an average cyclist. Mostly rideable surfaces, with some challenging climbs. Services available at the start and finish. Ideal for a warm-up at the beginning of your stay.
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Why go
Escape the city and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Estrie landscapes, just a few hours from Sherbrooke. This 60 km route offers a relaxing cycling experience in the heart of nature.
What to do
- Cycling on secondary roads: Take picturesque country roads that wind through bucolic landscapes. It's a great way to discover the region at your own pace.
- Picnic in nature: Stop along the route to enjoy a moment of relaxation. The tranquil landscapes are perfect for an outdoor meal.
- Wildlife watching: Keep an eye out for wildlife in their natural habitat, adding a touch of adventure to your getaway.
Nearby
After a lovely day of cycling, relax in a local park or enjoy a good coffee in a charming café. There are plenty of options for dining and resting in the area.
Getting there
From Sherbrooke, the drive to the starting point of the route takes about 30 minutes by car. Get ready to explore the beauty of the Eastern Townships.
Good to know
Don't forget to check the weather before you go and bring water to stay hydrated. The roads may be less traveled, so keep an eye on the signage and be vigilant.
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Trail — cycling.
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- Cycling
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