DISCOVER TWO BIKE PACKAGES TO MAKE YOU EXPLORE THIS ROUTE!
Available from May to October, the packages “From the River to the Mountain” and “Country Getaway and Relaxation” allow you to plan two nights at participating hoteliers to take your time and fully enjoy this getaway. Discover Montérégie-Ouest with its landscapes and its many attractions!
From Sainte-Marthe to Châteauguay
Time
2 to 3 days
# of stops
12 stops
Distance
219.9 km
Stops
- 1 Auberge des Gallant
- 2 Sucrerie de la Montagne
- 3 Paradisos Spa
- 4 Microbrasserie Cardinal Brewing
- 5 Maison Félix-Leclerc
- 6 Maison Trestler
- 7 Patate & Persil
- 8 Parc des Ancres de Pointe-des-Cascades
- 9 Village des Écluses
- 10 Le Bourg des Cèdres
- 11 Navette fluviale Les Cèdres
- 12 Lieu historique national de Coteau-du-Lac
Auberge des Gallant 1
1171, Chemin Saint-Henri - Sainte-Marthe, Québec J0P 1W0
Whether you are searching for a relaxing romantic escape or a rejuvenating getaway, Inn des Gallant is the place to indulge your desires any season of the year. Luxurious and easily accessible rooms, a health spa, warm and professional service, along with the rich landscape just beyond the door all contribute to making your stay the best it can possibly be. The dining room combines fine locally-sourced cuisine with creative daily specials and an impressive wine list, and four meeting and banquet rooms are at your disposal for weddings, business meetings, conferences, and parties with up to 150 guests. The inn specializes in exceptional country weddings, organized to your taste in the manicured garden or in the original log cabin. Comfort, character, and a return to a simpler way of life are all at the heart of this very special inn. A Gallant experience not to be missed!
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Sucrerie de la Montagne 2
300, Chemin Saint-Georges - Rigaud, Québec J0P 1P0
The Sucrerie de la Montagne is a sugar shack with a gourmet twist. In Rigaud, the 120-acre maple sugar farm uses traditional methods to extract the sap and produce Canada’s favourite treat. Open year-round and set in the heart of an ancient maple forest, the site has been arranged like a village from long ago. The vintage atmosphere transports guests to another time and place, making it all the easier to forget modern cares and truly savour Québec’s flavours and traditions. The menu is based on traditional sugaring-off fare but with an eye towards excellent culinary performance; the kitchen is well-known for providing feasts for heritage activities and other social events. The Sucrerie de la Montagne is considered both a Québec heritage site and a distinctive Canadian experience, making it the perfect stop for anyone wanting to discover one of the quintessential elements of Canadian and Québec culture.
Paradisos Spa 3
119, Chemin Saint-Georges - Rigaud, Québec J0P 1P0
Established on Mont Rigaud, Paradisos Spa is the perfect place to rest and recharge. Open year-round, the spa’s friendly staff will welcome you for massages, aesthetic services, and you can enjoy the outdoor baths and the sauna. To complete your visit, light and healthy lunches are available on site. Themed rooms for relaxation are ready to receive, as well as a large patio, outdoor fire pit and enclosed gazebos; it’s all there to help you feel at home while you take in the natural peace and quiet. The spa also offers a meeting room for 8-10 guests, perfect for business meetings or team-building activities. Reservation required.
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Microbrasserie Cardinal Brewing 4
466, Rue Main - Hudson, Québec J0P 1H0
In downtown Hudson, Microbrasserie Cardinal is the spot for friends to meet to enjoy fine craft beer. The brewery began when Duncan, a beer enthusiast, met amateur brewer William, who dreamed of being part of the craft beer world. Together, they started Microbrasserie Cardinal. Enjoy the interior tasting room, outdoor patio and pick up some beer accessories. Choose from a dozen different beers and two non-alcoholic beverages. Stay tuned for some great cultural programming that will make this spot a true part of the community. Welcome to all, come by and you’ll feel right at home!
Maison Félix-Leclerc 5
186, Chemin de l'Anse - Vaudreuil-Dorion, Québec J7V 8P3
The Maison Félix Leclerc is classified as a historical monument and has a permanent exhibition that invites guests to learn all about this star of song, theatre, and poetry. At the same time, discover the wellspring of creativity of the era's artistic community and the works of art Félix created while living on Vaudreuil-Dorion's Chemin de l’Anse. Other than inetractive guided tours, guests can profit all season long from a number of shows and cultural events in a garden that overlooks the magnificent Lake of Two Mountains. The shop is a must-visit as well, full of unique souvenirs and beautiful local artisanal and gourmet products.
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Maison Trestler 6
85, Chemin de la Commune - Vaudreuil-Dorion, Québec J7V 2C3
A unique heritage property, Maison Trestler is a window back in time. Built in the late 1700s, the 16-room stone house is a shining example of Québec history, complete with period furniture, artifacts, even its own ghost! The summer season bustles with excitement: group tours, guided visits, exhibitions, and a legendary summer concert series that features talented local and international musicians. The house is available as an enchanting venue for weddings, business meetings, and other events, complete with rentals and catering services. Sheltered in a residential area of Vaudreuil-Dorion, Maison Trestler is one of the region’s cultural gems, easily accessible by car, train, bicycle, or on foot.
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Patate & Persil 7
9, Avenue Saint-Charles - Vaudreuil-Dorion, Québec J7V 2K3
Simple meals prepared with quality ingredients, inspired by the flavours of the world… that’s what Patate & Persil is all about. Fast, fresh, and affordable, and with some of the best burgers and fries around, this little gourmet gem is well worth the stop. The menu changes all the time, meaning that you always have a reason to head back and try out another of chef Eric Blais’ inspired sandwiches, creative burgers, and epic poutines. The ambiance of this small neighbourhood restaurant is inviting and friendly, a perfect reflection of the comfort foods that make up the menu. The casse-croute is suited for everyone, even vegetarians, so if you need a bite to eat while you’re exploring the region put this place at the top of your list.
Parc des Ancres de Pointe-des-Cascades 8
76, Chemin du Canal - Pointe-des-Cascades, Québec
Centrally located at Lock #3 of the Canal de Soulange, the Parc des Ancres is home to more than 100 anchors of all different sizes, shapes, and colours. This open-air musuem is open year-round, and is the perfect spot to get started on your visit to this charming municipality and its maritime history. The park is found at the eastern gate of Canal de Soulanges bike path, so stop by before or after your bike ride to complete a great day outdoors. Now you know where to drop anchor!
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Village des Écluses 9
2, Chemin du Canal, suite B - Pointe-des-Cascades, Québec J0P 1M0
Where Lac St. Louis and the Soulanges Canal meet in Pointe-des-Cascades, discover a resort with a beautiful natural setting and exciting culture. An all-inclusive in a heritage setting! Set on the former industrial site used to build the canal, this resort offers campsites, a summer theatre and a restaurant. It’s the perfect place to make lasting memories. Take advantage of great activities while discovering the history and natural attractions of the Soulanges Canal.
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Le Bourg des Cèdres 10
490, Chemin du Fleuve - Les Cèdres, Québec J7T 1L4
The Bourg des Cèdres is a vineyard inspired by history. Located on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, the land bordering the oldest Cedar house is favored by a climate conducive to the cultivation of vines. The name of the vineyard, as well as the name of the wines, refer to places or historical facts of the region. Activities and services: boutique, picnic area on the banks of the river, tasting, guided tour, free visit, grape harvest, picnic, small group room rental, terrace and gift shop.
Navette fluviale Les Cèdres 11
1119, Chemin du Fleuve - Les Cèdres, Québec J7T 1C1
This shuttle service is not available in winter. Cyclists and pedestrians are welcome aboard this electric river shuttle that connects the Municipalité Les Cèdres to that of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. The crossing lasts approximately 5 minutes and is offered at minimal cost. On one side, in Les Cèdres, follow the Soulanges bike path to discover the Soulanges canal, an important heritage monument of the area. On the other side, in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, explore the Parc régional des Îles-de-Saint-Timothée and its significant history.
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Lieu historique national de Coteau-du-Lac 12
308-A, Chemin du Fleuve - Coteau du Lac, Québec J0P 1B0
The region’s one and only Parks Canada site, the Lieu historique national of Coteau-du-Lac, showcases Canada’s first lock canal and the remains of a War of 1812 fort. History goes even further back, as the location was heavily used for portages by First Nations’ peoples looking to avoid the rapids to the south. All in all, the site brings together over 7,000 years of history on the banks of Lac-Saint-François. It’s just the sort of place where children and people of all ages can get a real sense of Canadian history. Situated on the beautiful Soulanges canal, a treat for cyclists of all skill levels, the heritage park is also close to the charming old-fashioned village of Coteau-du-Lac. For your safety, please respect the rules on the site.
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