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La boucle de deux montagnes

Abitibi-Temiscamingue

69.9
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Description

Itinéraire vélo de 69.9 km.

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Profil d'élévation

598 m
598 m
15 - 97 m

Practical information

La boucle de deux montagnes is a paved bike path of about 69.9 km in the Abitibi-Temiscamingue region. Here is everything you need to plan your ride: bike type, difficulty, best season and safety tips.

Tips for riding it

  • The paved surface suits road, hybrid and city bikes, as well as inline skates.
  • With an easy profile, this route is well suited to families, children and beginner cyclists.
  • Over 69.9 km, bring water, snacks and a repair kit for a flat tire.
  • With about 598 m of climbing, expect some real ascents.
  • The ideal season to ride generally runs from May to October in Québec.
  • Wear a helmet, respect signage and share the path with other users.

Frequently asked questions

How long is La boucle de deux montagnes?

La boucle de deux montagnes is about 69.9 km long, in the Abitibi-Temiscamingue region.

What bike is best for La boucle de deux montagnes?

The surface is paved, so a road, hybrid or city bike is the best choice.

Is La boucle de deux montagnes suitable for beginners?

Yes, its easy profile is beginner- and family-friendly.

Is there much climbing on La boucle de deux montagnes?

Yes, around 598 m of elevation gain.

When is the best time to ride La boucle de deux montagnes?

From May to October, when Québec bike paths are open and clear.

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Details

Length
69.9 km
Surface type
Paved
Route type
Linear
Difficulty
Easy
Elevation gain
598 m
Region
Abitibi-Temiscamingue

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