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🟢 FOR CYCLISTS

  • We ask cyclists to announce their overtaking either with a bell or verbally, in a courteous and caring manner.
  • Respect the limit of 22 km/hour and 10 km/hour maximum when approaching towns and villages and carry out careful maneuvers
  • At street crossings, cyclists do not have priority. You must stop and check before crossing. Some street crossings offer priority to pedestrians (or cyclists walking next to the bike)
  • Wearing a helmet is strongly recommended
  • Electrically assisted bicycles are permitted if they are equipped with functional pedals, according to the road safety code. VAEs must travel a maximum of 22 km/hour in general and 10 km/hour in urban areas.

🟢 WALKERS/RUNNERS

  • The walker or runner must travel on the right, in the same direction as the cyclists
  • Avoid headphones! To hear the bikes well, it is important to actively listen to ambient noise.

🟢 ALL USERS

  • Ride in line
  • In-line skating and skateboarding are permitted provided they travel without swaying and to the right of the track.

🟢 Roller skiing is permitted before 10 a.m. and after 6 p.m.

  • Always clear the track when stopping. Move sideways into the grassy area.
  • Do not throw anything on the ground and bring your waste with you to keep the place clean
  • Vehicles for people with reduced mobility must travel at a maximum speed of 22KM/hour and 10km/hour in urban areas

🔴 NOT ALLOWED ON THE P’TIT TRAIN DU NORD

  • Wild camping is prohibited near the trail
  • Pets are not allowed except guide and assistance dogs
  • Motorized vehicles cannot travel on the trail except maintenance vehicles which have authorization.
  • Electric scooters are not allowed on cycle networks according to the road safety code
  • Unauthorized sale and solicitation is prohibited.
  • Group events and activities cannot take place without prior authorization.

    Do not use the trail while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

    🟠 MOTORIZED PERSONAL TRANSPORT APPARATUS (electric bike, electric scooter, electric moped)

    For more information on unauthorized electric bicycles, electric scooters, and the regulations governing permitted age, equipment, compliance, etc. for electric-assist bicycles, consult the SAAQ regulation sheet. (

    SAAQ fact sheet – Non-compliant motorcycles and mopeds prohibited from circulation

    🟠 Motorized mobility aids (e.g. scooters, electric wheelchairs)

    Motorized mobility aids (MMAs) are devices designed to compensate for an inability to walk. They include electrically-powered wheelchairs, scooters and quadriporters.

    Consult the Société de l’Assurance Automobile du Québec (SAAQ) fact sheet on authorized vehicles and equipment for AMMs.

    🟠 Motorized personal transport devices (electric scooters, gyroroue)
    With the arrival of the new government decree (spring 2024) the administration of Le P’tit Train du Nord Linear Park is assessing the impact of the arrival of these new uses and the necessary measures to be deployed. In the meantime, we invite fans of electric scooters and gyroscopic devices to consult the Société Automobile du Québec (SAAQ) documentation on regulations.

    New decree for motorized personal transport devices (electric scooters, gyroroues)

WINTER

FOR CYCLISTS

  • We ask cyclists to announce their overtaking either with a bell or verbally, in a courteous and caring manner.
  • Respect the limit of 22 km/hour and 10 km/hour maximum when approaching towns and villages and carry out careful maneuvers
  • At street crossings, cyclists do not have priority. You must stop and check before crossing. Some street crossings offer priority to pedestrians (or cyclists walking next to the bike)
  • Wearing a helmet is strongly recommended
  • Electrically assisted bicycles are permitted if they are equipped with functional pedals, according to the road safety code. VAEs must travel a maximum of 22 km/hour in general and 10 km/hour in urban areas.

WALKERS/RUNNERS

  • The walker or runner must travel on the right, in the same direction as the cyclists
  • Avoid headphones! To hear the bikes well, it is important to actively listen to ambient noise.

ALL USERS

  • Ride in line
  • In-line skating and skateboarding are permitted provided they travel without swaying and to the right of the track.

Roller skiing is permitted before 10 a.m. and after 6 p.m.

  • Always clear the track when stopping. Move sideways into the grassy area.
  • Do not throw anything on the ground and bring your waste with you to keep the place clean
  • Vehicles for people with reduced mobility must travel at a maximum speed of 22KM/hour and 10km/hour in urban areas

NOT ALLOWED ON THE P’TIT TRAIN DU NORD

  • Wild camping is prohibited near the trail
  • Pets are not allowed except guide and assistance dogs
  • Motorized vehicles cannot travel on the trail except maintenance vehicles which have authorization.
  • Electric scooters are not allowed on cycle networks according to the road safety code
  • Unauthorized sale and solicitation is prohibited.
  • Events and activities cannot take place without prior authorization

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Trail conditions

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Full closure of the P’tit Train du Nord as of November 2, 2026

As of Monday, November 2, 2026, the entire P’tit Train du Nord trail will be closed for maintenance work and preparations for the winter season.

Please stay off the trail, even in areas where no work is visible. The period before snowfall is essential for maintenance crews to carry out their work. For your safety and theirs, respect the closure, obey posted signs and follow instructions on site.

Closures and maintenance work

Antoine-Labelle RCM — km 112 to 200

This section has been closed since October 13, 2026, for infrastructure maintenance and winter preparations.

Prévost — km 14 to 14.9

Work is taking place between rue de la Station and the Prévost municipal boundary, north of chemin du Massif.

Saint-Jérôme — km 3.9 to 7.3

Work is taking place between boulevard des Hauteurs and rue Bélisle.

No detours will be provided in the Prévost and Saint-Jérôme work areas. The nature of the work and the terrain make it impossible to provide a safe detour. Some finishing and paving work will continue in the spring.

Lac-Saguay — km 161

Work near the trail may involve blasting operations. Follow instructions from flaggers and obey all posted signs.

The full closure effective November 2 applies to all of these sections and the rest of the trail.

Thank you for a wonderful anniversary season!

You helped make our 30th anniversary season a success. Thank you to trail users, local residents and visitors from other regions.

Special thanks to our dedicated trail patrollers, maintenance staff, participating municipalities and regional county municipalities (RCMs), and the entire P’tit Train du Nord team!

Thank you for your cooperation and for respecting the closure.

Visit the MRC’s website to view the maps and obtain more information: www.mrcrdn.qc.ca/actualites/travaux-ptdn-automne-2026

🚧 Work in Lac-Saguay – KM 160
Work will be taking place near the P’tit Train du Nord at KM 160. The trail will remain open, except for brief temporary closures during blasting operations. Flaggers will be on site: please follow their instructions and all posted signage for everyone’s safety.

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