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Le P’tit Train du Nord is more than a linear park – it’s a living link between nature, people, and generations.
To preserve this shared treasure, every action matters. Discover how you can make a difference – and how we, as an organization, are doing our part.

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What You Can Do

Experience travel on foot or by bike: an eco-responsible approach

Exploring on foot or by bike is a different way of traveling – slower, deeper, and more sustainable. Here are a few simple yet powerful actions to reduce your footprint while fully enjoying your journey:

 

  • Use official camping areas. Wild camping is not permitted in the park.
  • Avoid campfires and don’t throw cigarette butts. Help preserve safety and cleanliness.
  • Manage your waste: take everything you brought with you, including compostable and recyclable materials.
  • Use a reusable water bottle to reduce plastic waste.
  • Do not disturb plants, rocks, or natural objects. Leave nature untouched.
  • Respect wildlife: observe from a distance, don’t feed the animals.
  • Be courteous to other visitors. Respect fosters better shared experiences.
  • Use designated sanitary facilities (washroom blocks or dry toilets).
  • Choose active transportation, carpooling, or public transit to access the park.

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Our Commitment to Sustainable Development

At Le P’tit Train du Nord, environmental protection guides our actions every day.

We believe that sustainable development is the key to a greener, more human future.

 

  • Supporting local artisans: our boutique highlights products from local creators and businesses.
  • Les Pages Vertes Certification: we earned a 73% score for our eco-responsible practices.
    View our certification profile→
  • Vélosympathique Program: we are proud to have received Bronze-level certification from Vélo Québec.
  • Protection of natural environments: ongoing visitor awareness and sustainable internal practices.
  • Local and social economy: we prioritize ethical and responsible partnerships.
  • A green corridor for everyone: by encouraging physical activity in nature, we contribute to the physical, mental, and social well-being of our visitors.

Ongoing Projects: 

Institut des territoires

Sociopedagogical development of natural environments within Le P’tit Train du Nord linear park

Establishment of 7 demonstration sites.
Showcasing enhancement projects focused on the park’s natural ecosystems.

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🚧 UPDATE (July 7, 2026) — Construction Work on Le P’tit Train du Nord Linear Park (PRÉVOST SECTOR)

The construction work has been extended by one week and is now expected to be completed on July 16.

Work currently underway between km 11.7 and km 14 (between Mozart Street and de la Station Street) will be approximately 90% complete by July 16.

✅ Good news for trail users!
Starting July 16, the section between km 11.7 and km 14 will reopen to traffic. Cyclists and pedestrians will once again be able to use this portion of the trail as usual.

📅 Work resumes: around August 3
🏁 Expected completion: around August 14

A new detour route will be in place around August 3, when construction resumes. A map and additional details will be shared before work restarts.

Pavement markings will be completed once all construction work has been finished.

🙏 Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

 

 

 

🚧 TEMPORARY CLOSURE – Prévost Sector (km 9 to km 10)

As part of the watermain connection work for the future sports complex being carried out by Construction Tisseur, a section of the Le P’tit Train du Nord Linear Park will be temporarily closed on weekdays during the following periods:

📅 July 13 to 17, 2026
📅 August 3 to 5, 2026

To ensure the safety of all users, Construction Tisseur’s crews will install all required signage, traffic control devices, and safety measures throughout the closure periods.

➡️ Detour Route

A signed detour will be available at all times to allow users to safely bypass the work zone.

The detour follows:

  • boulevard du Clos-Prévostois;
  • the cycling link through the Clos-des-Réas sector;
  • then reconnects with the trail at km 9, where users must walk their bicycles along a short stone dust section, as indicated by the on-site signage.

👉 Please consult the detour map below before planning your trip.

We thank cyclists and pedestrians for respecting the posted signage and exercising caution when approaching the construction zone.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

 

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