Nominingue
Village in the Laurentides, Quebec, on the P’tit Train du Nord trail, and the first day’s goal and overnight stop of a bike trip described on the exploringbybike blog.
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 | Day 1’s goal: poutine, then dinner at the golf-course hotel. |
P’tit Train du Nord day 1: First poutine, then a 4-course gourmet dinner — alliumstozinnias (2024)
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So when we reached Nominingue, I was ready a mid-afternoon bite. Hence the poutine, that quintessentially Quebec dish of French fries, squeaky cheese curds, brown gravy and in our case some thinly sliced pieces of smoked meat.
- Role: journey waypoint
- In the article: Nominingue, a village of about 2,200, is the day’s goal; the author eats a mid-afternoon poutine and then a four-course dinner at the hotel on the golf course.
- Why it matters: The first overnight stop.