Canada: Quebec City Cycling Trip
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- Lodging
- What's Included
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| Jul 16, 2022 - Jul 24, 2022 |
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| Aug 20, 2022 - Aug 28, 2022 |
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Tour Overview
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This bike trip in Quebec City starts in the lakeside city of Burlington, Vermont, before tracing the Richelieu and St. Lawrence rivers northward. Start by exploring Burlington, its Church Street Marketplace, and its vibrant dining scene. Ride north from Burlington on the Island Line to Vermont’s first vineyard and winery for a tour, tasting, and picnic. Cycle through the patchwork farmland of the Champlain Islands to the Canadian border, where you’ll follow the Chambly Canal to Fort Chambly. Follow the Richelieu River through small towns and past historic churches until its confluence with the mighty St. Lawrence River. Ferry across the St. Lawrence to ride the Chemin du Roy, the original route between Montreal and Quebec City. Ride along the St. Lawrence’s north shore, stop to sample local cheese at an organic fromagerie, then enter Quebec City via the Promenade-Samuel-de-Champlain bike path. Take a walking tour of Old Quebec City with a spirited Quebecois guide before taking time to explore the historic Place Royale, the narrow streets of Le Petit Champlain, or the Plains of Abraham on your own. Cycle through the rural oasis of Ile d’Orleans, a largely agricultural island in the middle of the St. Lawrence. Indulge in local wines, hard cider, berries, and cheeses from roadside stands and visit artists in their private studios.
DAY BY DAY
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1Arrive at your Quebec City cycling trip at your leisure and make your way to downtown Burlington. Enjoy one of Burlington’s finest small hotels, sister properties nestled side by side between Lake Champlain and the Church Street Marketplace. Burlington has been voted as one of the best places to live by numerous magazines. Enjoy views across the sparkling waters of Lake Champlain to the Adirondack Mountains. Sunsets from Burlington’s waterfront rival any in the world.
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2Meet your leaders and fellow guests following breakfast at the hotel this morning. Ride north out of Burlington on the Island Line. Enjoy a visit to Vermont’s first vineyard and winery for a tour, tasting, and picnic lunch. Follow lightly traveled roads along Lake Champlain to a beautiful lakeside setting where you will spend the evening.
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3Head north through the patchwork farmland of the Champlain Islands to the Canadian border. The route is gently rolling to the border then flattens out almost immediately after passing through Canadian customs.
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4Follow the Chambly Canal to Fort Chambly at the foot of the rapids on the Richelieu River. The route parallels the river through small towns clustered around architecturally imposing churches where it meets the mighty St. Lawrence.
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5Begin your day with a ferry trip across the St. Lawrence. Ride the Chemin du Roy, the original route between Montréal and Québec City, and one of the oldest routes in North America. Spin past colorful barns painted in typical Québecois style.
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6Ride along the north shore of the St. Lawrence through some of Québec’s most beautiful villages. Visit an organic fromagerie to sample local cheese. Enter Québec City on the stunning Promenade-Samuel-de-Champlain bike path.
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7Enjoy a walking tour of Old Québec City with a spirited Québecois guide before exploring on your own. Visit the historic Place Royale and the narrow streets of Le Petit Champlain, walk to the Plains of Abraham, or relax in a café.
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8Spin through the rural oasis of Île d’Orléans, an island in the expansive St. Lawrence River. Rolling farmland covers much of the island and roadside stands feature local wines, hard cider, berries and cheese. The island is also a haven for artists, many of whom welcome visitors to their studios.
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9Following breakfast at the hotel, you will be transported back to the airport in Burlington, Vermont. Travel time is roughly four hours, however border-crossing times may vary.
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Fort ChamblyLodging Information
Distinctive lodging, carefully selected to complement your tour.
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Hotel Vermont
Just steps from Lake Champlain and the pedestrian marketplace this upscale small hotel and it's sister property next door offer excellent restaurants and bars, and Burlington's best location. (1 night)
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Shore Acres Inn, North Hero
Country inn and restaurant nestled in a quiet setting on the shores of Lake Champlain. Restaurants and tennis courts. (1 night)
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Auberge Harris, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu
Cycling friendly hotel overlooking the Richelieu River and Chambly Canal. Dining room and swimming pool. (1 night)
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Hotel de la Rive, Sorel-Tracy
Quiet setting overlooking the shores of the busy St. Lawrence Seaway. Restaurant, bar, and swimming pool. (1 night)
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Hôtel Gouverneur Trois-Rivières
Four-star hotel in the heart of the historic district. Walk to hip restaurants, shops and attractions from the city’s top accommodations. Restaurant, bar, and swimming pool. (1 night)
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Le St. Pierre, Québec City
Contemporary, boutique hotel in a lovely 19th Century Heritage Building nestled in the heart of the Old Port. Sidewalk cafes, galleries, and shops just steps from the door. (3 nights)
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What's Included
- Support of experienced tour leaders from start to finish
- Full van support for a variety of route options
- Custom Sojourn jersey and water bottles – both yours to keep
- Guided tour and tasting at Vermont’s first vineyard or visit to a local blueberry farm
- Guided Walking Tour of Old Quebec
- Tour of Fort Chambly
- 8 nights at boutique hotels in Vermont and Canada
- All gratuities at hotels and restaurants
- Baggage transfers and porterage
- All breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 5 dinners
- Complimentary use of Sojourn’s equipment and bikes: Cannondale Synapse Carbon 105, Customized Fuji Absolute 2.0
- Tandem Custom Built Cannondales or Co-Motions options at an added cost of $300
- E-bikes also available at an added cost of $150 (Learn More)
- Daily route directions, maps, and a downloadable GPS
- 5% Past Traveler Discount to use on your next Sojourn Tour
Private Trips
Reserve one of our regularly scheduled trip dates for your private group and qualify for reduced pricing. The larger your group, the lower the per person price. Gather your friends and we’ll do the rest to provide your group with a truly personalized and memorable vacation. Smaller groups can join published trips and receive reduced pricing on trips that aren’t reserved as private trip dates.
For groups of 16-18 people traveling together on a published tour date, a 10% discount on the double occupancy trip price will apply.
For groups of 12-15 people traveling together on a published tour date, a discount of 8% on the double occupancy trip price will apply.
For groups of 8-11 people traveling together on a published date, a discount of 6% on the double occupancy trip price will apply.
Group discounts may not be combined with other offers.
