Mont-Laurier
Town in the Laurentides, Quebec, at the northern end of the P’tit Train du Nord trail. A three-day bike trip starts there.
At a glance
| Source | Author | Role | In one line |
|---|---|---|---|
| P’tit Train du Nord day 1: First poutine, then a 4-course gourmet dinner | alliumstozinnias | journey waypoint | Shuttle drop-off at the IGA; the ride starts from the 201-km marker. |
P’tit Train du Nord day 1: First poutine, then a 4-course gourmet dinner — alliumstozinnias (2024)
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The van dropped us off in the IGA parking lot in Mont Laurier around 11 a.m. Not quite the real end of the trail.
- Role: journey waypoint
- In the article: The shuttle drops the riders in the IGA parking lot around 11 a.m.; they pedal half a mile to the 201-km marker and start south, warned that food is scarce until Nominingue.
- Why it matters: The starting point of the trail ride.