Day One – 29 km / 18 mi

Our tour begins at 9:00am at Auberge du Vieux-Port Hotel. Here you will meet your guides for the week ahead. Once gathered and bikes fitted you will be taken to the start of our 1st cycling day, “Old Montreal”. As you pedal through the narrow streets of Old Montreal, you’ll encounter many beautiful squares and historical buildings, such as Notre Dame Cathedral. Finally, we’ll conclude your bike ride near the Lachine Rapids, where you will witness the mighty St. Lawrence River rushing through a narrow channel. We then shuttle to Bromont for the night.

Day Two – 63 km / 39 mi

The bicycle ride from Bromont to West Brome Hotel Spa takes you through beautiful landscapes and charming towns in Quebec. Starting in Bromont, you’ll follow the bike path towards Granby. This path offers scenic views of the countryside and is a great way to enjoy the outdoors. As you pass through Yamaska National Park, make sure to take in the sights and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings. From there, you’ll continue your journey to Waterloo, Quebec. This quaint town is full of charm and offers a delightful atmosphere for a bike ride. Take a moment to explore the town’s streets and perhaps grab a bite to eat. After leaving Waterloo, you’ll reach your destination, the West Brome Hotel Spa. This lovely spa and hotel is nestled in the beautiful countryside and offers a range of amenities to unwind and rejuvenate after your bike ride.

Day Three – 66 km / 41 mi

Starting in West Brome and heading towards Sutton through Dunham, you’ll have a scenic route filled with vineyards, apple orchards, and even a fascinating museum. First, you’ll pedal through Dunham, known for its picturesque vineyards. Take in the stunning views of the rolling hills and enjoy the fresh countryside air. Continuing your journey, your next stop will be the Missisquoi Museum in Stanbridge East. This charming museum specializes in the rural history and cultural heritage of the region. Next, you’ll pedal towards Frelighsburg, a small village known for its apple orchards. Finally, you’ll reach Sutton, a vibrant town nestled in the heart of the Eastern Townships where we will spend the next two nights. Explore the charming streets lined with shops, cafes, and art galleries.

Day Four – 63 km / 39 mi

The ride will take you through the most beautiful scenery in the Townships. As we pedal along the shores of Brome Lake via bike path, you will be able to take a peek at some very prestigious homes and properties. Knowlton is also the home to the well-known mystery novelist Louis Penney.

Day Five – 82 km / 51 mi

We will begin our ride in Sutton and take Scenic Road, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Enjoy the rolling hills and picturesque landscapes. We will cruise down into the Missisquoi Valley, known for its scenic beauty and charming rural scenery. As you approach Mansonville, take a moment to explore this quaint village. You can visit local shops, grab a snack or meal at a café, or simply take a break and enjoy the charming atmosphere. From Mansonville you will head towards Saint Benoit du Lac Abbey. This stunning abbey is situated on the shores of Lake Memphremagog and offers a serene and peaceful setting. Take some time to visit the abbey and appreciate its architectural beauty. We will stay in Magog the next two nights.

This bicycle loop ride taking you from the shores of Memphremagog in Magog to the neighboring communities is a scenic and enjoyable route. Our ride will first take us to Georgeville. This charming village is known for its summer historical buildings. Take a moment to admire the architecture and soak in the serene surroundings. In Stanstead we will ride on Canusa Street, Beebe Plain, Vermont, USA: Canusa Street is unique as it straddles the border between Beebe Plain, Quebec, Canada, and Beebe Plain, Vermont, USA. It’s fascinating to ride along this street and experience the international border firsthand. The last leg of our ride, from Stanstead to Ayer’s Cliff will be along the Tomifobia bike trail. This rail to trail path is nice and pleasant to ride as it is downhill all the way.

Day Seven

After breakfast we will shuttle back to Montreal for guest drop off at Montreal’s Airport and downtown.