P'TIT TRAIN DU NORD//2026//Prévost to Sainte-Adèle/Mont Rolland Quebec

This is the second part of a multi part series where I'm riding the P'tit Train Du Nord gravel trail from St-Jérôme to Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts Quebec. In this video I'm continuing the ride from the large tunnel in Prévost, and riding to the train station in Sainte-Adèle Quebec (~17km). The P'Tit Train du Nord is the longest linear park and rail-trail of its kind in Canada, at 234 kilometers in length. One of the biggest attractions of the trail is the incorporation of the legacy train stations, which are now repurposed as cafés, bike shops and rest stops, that serve as waypoints along the journey. This trail is also famous for its diversity of scenery and topography, it winds through literally every kind of environment, from urban landscapes and large grassy meadows to old growth, mountain forests. It follows meandering rivers, through cottage country, dips into mountain valley's, through old tunnels and over wooden bridges. It truly is a real life fairy tale trail. Le P'Tit train Du Nord gets millions of visitors every year looking to either do short sections of the trail or to challenge themselves to multi day biking adventures. The trail is accessible for all skill levels and really brings home the sense of nostalgia, of what it would have been like to ride the old steam train along time ago. ** A quick note on this edit. I kept most of the original footage but shortened some the really long, straight sections. Otherwise, what you're seeing is true to real life in terms of trail length. Don't forget to put these on the big screen and get on the biker trainer during the off season or during the winter blues. Enjoy! 00:00 - Riding through Prévost 04:09 - Prévost train station 05:00 - Riding toward Piedmont 08:22 - Bridge to Piedmont 09:30 - Riding along Rivière du Nord 11:40 - Piedmont train station 12:30 - Riding along Riviére du Nord 15:10 - Toward Mont Rolland 17:32 - Mont Rolland station (St-Adèle) Don't forget to like, comment, subscribe! This channel is dedicated to discovering, riding and documenting trail systems primarily in the National capital region(Ottawa/Gatineau), Toronto, Montreal and Quebec. With some mission exploits abroad now and then.