The covered bridge of La Macaza, classified as a historic monument can also be seen from that vantage point.

Take five at the Labelle train station situated amongst hills and rivers. It is a meeting ground for all nature lovers and great outdoors fans. It’s also the starting point of many lengthy pedestrian trails. Built in 1924, the Labelle station is one of the most beautiful of it’s kind in Québec. A friendly café, microbrewery beers, a lodge, and railroad museum await.

Magnificent livestock can be seen along the pastures at km 103 and 104. Galloway belted cattle, draft horses, lambs, and their sheepdogs.

More info:
Labelle’s website →
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The main street is dotted with cafés, shops, restaurants, pubs, fine groceries, bakeries, deluxe boutiques, and antique stores.
A 3 km cycling path links the P’tit train du Nord with the pedestrian village of the Mont-Tremblant ski resort where an array of activities are offered.
The old village also features the “Place de la gare” where an art gallery holds residence in an exact replica of the original train station.
The old village hosts a number of activities ranging from the Ironman triathlon and other cycling events to festivals, farmer’s markets and various cultural happenings.

More info :
Biking in Mont-tremblant →

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The majestic “Rivière du Diable” is a must-see along the way.
You will find all you need in downtown Mont-Tremblant including boutiques, restaurants, crêperies, and bistros that will delight you.

More info:
Biking in Mont-tremblant →

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Go for a hike in the wonderful trails of the fish farm. You can also pause for a picnic or grab a bite at the café-boutique and sample the delicacies of the forest.

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You will also come across the “Tree Of Love”… So time to make a wish!
The station park is home to numerous contemporary sculptures easily seen from the surroundings.
Many “cycle friendly” lodges and restaurants will welcome you.
Take the time to revel in the sweet flavors of hop while at the Laurentian Brewing Festival alongside the trail at the end of June.

More info:
Brewery Festival →

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A tourist office provides information on Saint-Agathe and surroundings. A small museum of local history has been open since 2005.

More info:
Sainte-Agathe’s website →

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Facing the Rivière du Nord along the Rue de L’Église, lodges, restaurants, gourmet cafés and a microbrewery await to satisfy your appetite.

Artists and craftsmen are ideally located near the trail and so is the famous ceramic and pottery exhibition featured in the summer.

Alongside the Rivière du Nord you will come across the gardens of a traditional herbalist shop where teas and tisanes can be sampled in July and August. Go ahead and visit the gardens!

To enhance your discovery experience you can canoe down the river and cycle back to your starting point.

A summer Saturday morning is a perfect time to stroll the public market adjacent to the trail.

Numerous festivities and sporting events are organized in the train station’s vicinity. It is also the starting point of the P’tit train du Nord marathon.

More info:
Val-David’s website →

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Not challenging enough? Your heart isn’t getting much of a workout on the soft inclines of the P’tit train du Nord? Try the Gilles-Leroux trail, a 1km offshoot of the linear park situated 500m north of the little train station in Val-Morin. This trail links the linear park and downtown Val-Morin near the Marais theatre. Featuring a steep 30m ascent followed by its downhill equivalent.

Downtown Val-Morin features a grocery store, a theatre and an exhibition center.

More info:
Parmontsetvals.com

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