Réseau Vélo Yamaska

Route Verte 4 connects Old-Bromont to Réseau Vélo Yamaska and its 60 km of bike paths, including the Yamaska National Park. It’s the largest playground in the Eastern Townships exclusively for cycling !

With your family, head towards Waterloo or Granby for miles of fun with the kids! Several picnic areas are located along the trail, as well as numerous restaurants and a few ice cream shops if you venture slightly off the path. The entire loop covers 54 km.

During your ride, you can admire the monumental sculptures of ARTRIA, a true open-air museum set along our bike path network.

The network’s low-gradient paths, make it truly accessible to everyone, from beginners to experts, in both summer and winter.

MAPS & PARKING

Check out the interactive map online here or pick up a paper copy at the Tourist Office. Use the map to locate available parking areas.

VÉLOROUTE GOURMANDE

With the Véloroute Gourmande, which connects Montreal and Sherbrooke, you can enjoy more than 200 km of routes, mostly on dedicated bike paths, with Bromont at its center.

Certification ‘Fièrement vélo’

Each “Proudly Bike” attraction also provides a kit that includes a manual air pump, repair tools, and locks to secure or fix your bike directly on site. When conditions allow, they also offer water bottle refills.

List of participating businesses.

Réseau Vélo Yamaska in winter

A large part of the Réseau Vélo Yamaska network is available during the winter season for winter biking, fatbiking and walking. Discover the winter offer.