Opening of the Linear Park 2020

Sainte-Adèle, May 23, 2020

Opening of the Linear Park: May 23rd, 2020


From May 23rd opening of the entire Le P’tit Train du Nord Linear Park!


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Le P’tit Train du Nord linear park is now ready for its official grand opening. Thanks to the collaboration of our partners, specifically the cities and RCMs, the complete 234 kilometers of Le P’tit Train du Nord’s is ready to welcome path users.

This summer will be special in many ways and will bring its lot of local visitors. Seasoned cyclists will have to share the cycle path with families and beginners. Path users will have to adapt outings accordingly and be tolerant.

Many local residents will also discover, for the first time, this welcomed treasure that allows cyclists to travel from village to village.  This will be a summer of discovery. Holidays and vacations will be transformed into more intimate family outings, nearby picnics, into day trips and explorations of the area and surroundings. Active commuting, to visit and discover local businesses, will gain in popularity.

Cycling will become a bonus to local businesses and to buying local. Some residents have chosen to cycle to go to work, a daily activity that has become a sure way to get some fresh air and to stay active. Both for leisure and as a means of transportation, we should expect to see more and more cyclists riding Le P’tit Train du Nord this summer. This is great news for all of us!

Here is a reminder of some of the safety measures and instructions in effect:

 

  • Respect a 2-meter distance between users;

  • Follow up with the Québec government’s rules and regulations relating to travelling from one region to another and from one city to another and to the tourism reopening plan;

  • Before leaving for an outing, make sure to check which services are opened or closed. Le P’tit Train du Nord’s restrooms (toilets) are currently closed and nearby services are restricted to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19. We are keeping up with the government instructions as to the reopening of sanitary buildings;
  • Avoid unnecessary surprises and plan in advance by bringing personal, sanitary supplies as well as a supply of water.


Consult the ptittraindunord.com/en site for COVID-19 related instructions: Important-Covid-19 Instructions 

Also, before planning an excursion, it is important to consult our planned work link, as improvements are planned for this season.

Cycling and walking have become options during this period of deconfinement. Outdoor lovers will escape on the trail. Hiking on Le P’tit Train du Nord path is an invigorating experience that combines discovery and fun to physical activity.

Tourism will resume its activities shortly, and with this reopening, we will feel a strong desire to explore and discover neighboring villages, our region and travel locally.

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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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