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Cycling Trails
120 km of multi-use cycling trails that
wind their way along canals, lakes, and rivers, as well as through
farmlands and wooded areas.
Along the seaway, on both sides of Beauharnois Canal, the 64.5-km
trail of the Parc
régional de Beauharnois-Salaberry which includes
56 km of paved trail, is lined with many rest areas and observation
and interpretation sites. On the other side of the St. Lawrence
River, the 41-km paved Soulanges
bike path follows the Soulanges Canal, passing through
wooded areas and fields, from Pointe-des-Cascades to Rivière-Beaudette.
Superb and unforgettable! You can access both trails by way of
the ferry, the crossing
at the dams, or the Saint-Timothée
basin loop. No matter which trail you choose, you’ll
enjoy a lovely, picturesque ride.
Flat trail. Free access. Level: Easy
| Parc
régional de Beauharnois-Salaberry |
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www.mrc-beauharnois-salaberry.com
A multi-use 64.5-km trail, of which 56 km is paved,
bordering the shores of the Beauharnois Canal and
traversing the beautiful farm lands of Beauharnois
and Sainte-Martine. Located in a picturesque setting
combining waterfront and rural landscapes, the trail
is lined with many rest areas, observation and interpretation
sites, and is accessible on foot, by bicycle, or
by car. Some sites are only a few steps away from
the parking areas. Flat trail.
 Open
: From April 1 to October 30.
Free access.
Level : Easy
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| Soulanges
bike path |
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A 41-km
multi-use fully paved bike, bordering the Soulanges
Canal, traversing wooded areas and fields from Pointe-des-Cascades
to Rivière-Beaudette. Rest areas and parking
lots are available along the path. Bike patrollers
on duty.
 Open
: Open year round for walking and from
April to October for cycling and rollerblading.
Free access.
Level : Easy
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Saint-Timothée basin loop |
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www.mrc-beauharnois-salaberry.com
This 7.3 km path is located right in the middle
of the St-Lawrence. The bike path runs over the
islands and dams of the Hydro-Québec basin,
linking the Parc régional des Îles
de Saint-Timothée beach and the Les Cèdres-Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
ferry. Access by the bike from the Soulanges bike
path.
Free access.
Levedl : Easy
Open : Open every day during the
summer from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m..
Please note! To ensure your bike trip goes off without
a hitch, we strongly recommend that, before setting
out, you check the schedules of the various ferries.
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