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Should you need skis (or other outdoor equipment), rentals can be found at Roc & Ride. Photo: Cross-country skier in Val-David, by Math Sparks It’s time to hit the trail! We strongly encourage everyone using trails in our network to abide by all public health guidelines. Please consult the latest updates from the Government of Canada, as well as your province/territory, your municipality and the organization that manages your chosen section of the Trail. Here are some suggestions for a winter weekend along the Le P’tit Train du Nord, courtesy of our friends at Great Canadian Trails who arranged this winter weekend for guest Instagrammer Math Sparks. Other sections along the trail can be used by snowmobilers, and the entire length of the trail is open for snowshoeing. The Trail is mechanically groomed between kilometre 1.3 and kilometre 44 for both classic cross-country skiing and skate skiing. The route is especially magical in the wintertime. Running from Saint-Jérôme to Mont-Laurier, this gentle gravel trail takes outdoor enthusiasts along an old settler’s route through picturesque countryside, charming villages and restored train stations. Just north of Montreal, Le P’tit Train du Nord (Little Train of the North) linear park features a 232-km path built over a former railway line.
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