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Parc linéaire de la Bécancour–Gentilly

Centre-Quebec

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Description

Piste reliant Bécancour à Gentilly.

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Practical information

Parc linéaire de la Bécancour–Gentilly is a gravel bike path of about 40 km in the Centre-Quebec region. Here is everything you need to plan your ride: bike type, difficulty, best season and safety tips.

Tips for riding it

  • The gravel surface is best on a gravel bike, a sturdy hybrid or a mountain bike; tires of at least 35 mm are recommended.
  • With an easy profile, this route is well suited to families, children and beginner cyclists.
  • Over 40 km, bring water, snacks and a repair kit for a flat tire.
  • The elevation gain is modest, for a rolling, accessible ride.
  • 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 Parc linéaire de la Bécancour–Gentilly?

Parc linéaire de la Bécancour–Gentilly is about 40 km long, in the Centre-Quebec region.

What bike is best for Parc linéaire de la Bécancour–Gentilly?

The surface is gravel, so a gravel bike, a hybrid or a mountain bike is the best choice.

Is Parc linéaire de la Bécancour–Gentilly suitable for beginners?

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

Is there much climbing on Parc linéaire de la Bécancour–Gentilly?

No, the elevation gain is modest (120 m).

When is the best time to ride Parc linéaire de la Bécancour–Gentilly?

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

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Details

Length
40 km
Surface type
Gravel
Route type
Linear
Difficulty
Easy
Elevation gain
120 m
Region
Centre-Quebec

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