The Belt Road is a scenic hiking trail located in the Charlevoix region. This route offers spectacular views of the surrounding landscapes and allows hikers to explore the natural beauty of the area.
Why go
The Route de ceinture offers a unique getaway in the heart of Charlevoix, close to Quebec City. Perfect for a day of adventure, this route allows you to explore breathtaking landscapes while staying active.
What to do
Set off on a cycling adventure along the Route de ceinture and enjoy the spectacular views it has to offer. The mountainous landscapes and vistas of the St. Lawrence River will leave you in awe. You can also take a break at one of the many viewpoints to snap photos or simply soak in the surrounding nature. For picnic enthusiasts, there are several spots ideal for stopping and enjoying a meal outdoors. Don’t forget to explore the surrounding trails for an even more immersive experience!
Nearby
After a lovely day on the route, why not unwind in a nearby park for a moment of tranquility? The surrounding landscapes provide plenty of perfect spots for a picnic or simply to enjoy the calm of nature.
Getting there
The Route de ceinture is easily accessible from Quebec City, about a 1-hour drive away. Take Route 138 towards Charlevoix for quick access to the beautiful landscapes that await you.
Good to know
Be sure to check the weather before heading out, as conditions can change quickly in this area. Bring water and snacks to stay hydrated and energized throughout your adventure. Lastly, be respectful of other users on the route and let faster cyclists pass.
Sunset
West-facing, ideal for watching sunsets.
Wildlife
You might spot deer, birds, and a variety of small wildlife along the route.
Safety tips
Wear a helmet and check your brakes before setting off. Be aware of other users on the road.
Rules
Follow traffic rules and signage. Check local regulations for more information.
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Source: SIT Québec (Tourinsoft) — open data CC-BY 4.0.