Centre National de Cyclisme de Bromont
Thanks to its infrastructure and its range of services, the Centre National de Cyclisme de Bromont (CNCB) offers a unique experience.
Only Olympic indoor velodrome in Canada, its oval-shaped surface allows track cycling training and competitions, but not only that !
No matter the cycling discipline, it’s the perfect place to reconnect with the sport, begin or deepen your knowledge. Equipment rental, trails, learning modules, coaches, programs and events take place there to satisfy curiosity and meet the needs of its customers. You can also simply enjoy the lively atmosphere of the venue for remote work or a quick bite—there are several food and drink options available on site.
EVENTS
The CNCB hosts several events annually, consult the calendar here.
INDOOR MULTI-SPORT FACILITIES
An indoor pump track, a gym, an athletic indoor track, multisports gymnasiums, a velodrome, a freestyle zone… the range of options is broad for getting active with family, friends, or on your own!
OUTDOOR FACILITIES
The 20-acre site includes, among other features, a pump track, a provincial BMX track, beginner and advanced jump courses, a freestyle area, and nearly 3.5 km of mountain bike trails.
You’ll also find the Espace en mouvement, an outdoor setup with several modules that encourage free play for children aged 6 and up.
WINTER BIKING
Fatbike enthusiasts can rent bikes with oversized tires and explore the trails.
- 3.5 km of marked trails behind the velodrome;
- The Parc des Sommets have more than 40 km of trails.
SPORTS HOSTEL
The Bromont National Cycling Center offers a sports hostel fully equipped to allow cyclists and interested groups to stay independently in its facilities. Affordable and located in the heart of Bromont, the inn is available for short or long term accommodation.
AWARD
Winner of the 23rd Quebec Consulting Engineering Awards in the “Mechanical-Electrical Building” category.
A visionary and complex project, the Velodrome combines architectural innovation with technical boldness. Despite budgetary and spatial constraints, it transforms an outdoor track into a compact, decarbonized multisport centre. Notably, its integrated HVAC system beneath the sloped track and its displacement ventilation represent a first for a sports centre of this scale.
