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Le P’tit Train du Nord Named One of Canada’s Greatest Cycling Adventures

Explore Magazine has featured Le P’tit Train du Nord as one of Canada’s greatest cycling adventures.

In her inspiring journey, journalist Alison Karlene Hodgins discovers much more than a cycling trail. She experiences a destination where railway heritage, breathtaking Laurentian landscapes, welcoming villages and local flavours come together. Her story captures the true spirit of Le P’tit Train du Nord: a place that invites visitors to slow down, explore and connect with the region one kilometre at a time.

We invite you to read the full article and discover why Le P’tit Train du Nord continues to inspire cyclists from across Canada and beyond.

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Snowy Trails, Cozy Inns: Skiing Town to Town in Quebec-The NewYork Times

The NewYork Times | By Renaud Philippe

A new series of ski tours in the Laurentian Mountains combine rigorous days of cross-country skiing with overnight stays (and meals) at local inns.

Skiing from town to town through forests and meadows, then overnighting near the trail in relative luxury, was something I had never experienced in North America.

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Cycling Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains: Miles of Smiles

Cycling Quebec’s Laurentian Mountains: Miles of Smiles

Excerpt: The ‘Osez ralentir’ (Dare to slow down) signs before areas where the trail met crosswalks also amused me. They are meant as reminder to slow down before an approaching stop sign. Not once did an approaching car or truck not stop and let us cross the road safely. The signs are also a subtle reminder to slow down your mind, and take a break from overthinking.

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  • By: Bruce Sach, OLM Ottawa life Magazine

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