Path Condition

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.