1. Mountain Biking in Lanaudière — Bike Park Montcalm
Open since 2017, the mountain bike trails at the Montcalm ski resort are a must-ride for both its trail quality and affordable day passes. This season, Bike Park Montcalm has about twenty runs, including two pro lines that are accessible from the enduro climb or chairlift for all levels of riders. Bike Park Montcalm is a great place to get started in the sport or hone your abilities. The mountain opens only at the end of the season, usually starting mid-August, for as long as the weather holds.
Number of trails: 21
Chairlift: 1
Enduro: Yes
Bike rental: Yes
Food service: Yes
2. Mountain Biking in the Laurentians — MbPark
With its 200 metres of vertical drop, Mont Blanc ski resort’s brand-new bike park—MbPark—now ranks as the highest downhill mountain in the Laurentians. Opened in 2023, it boasts six technical, flowy downhill trails, including a pumptrack. What’s more, the MbPark area at the foot of the trails features a friendly bar and restaurant for your post-ride get-together. This new destination is already beloved by cyclists. Keep your eyes open for updates about new trails they’re building!
Number of trails: 9
Chairlift: 1
Enduro: No
Bike rental: Yes
Food service: Yes
3. Mountain Biking in Estrie — Bromont, Mountain of Experiences
As one of the biggest bike parks in Quebec, Bromont has four lifts and downhill trails for all levels. If you’re a fan of long descents, you’re in for a treat: fifty kilometres of jumps, drops, and technical and flow trails—in short, everything you need for a day of thrills. Less experienced riders can rent a bike on-site and enhance their skills during a coaching session with a certified instructor.
Number of trails: 30
Chairlift: 4
Enduro: Yes
Bike rental: Yes
Food service: Yes
4. Mountain Biking in Charlevoix — Le Massif de Charlevoix
Perfect for a first bike park experience, Le Massif de Charlevoix features a superb network of trails overlooking the Saint Lawrence River. Designed to improve your skills and get you into the flow, the Massif de Charlevoix’s trails rack up 40 kilometres for all rider levels. With 23 trails, there’s definitely something for everyone. Two ski lifts, including the gondola, take you to the top so that you get the most out of your descents.
Number of trails: 23
Chairlift: 2
Enduro: No
Bike rental: Yes
Food service: Yes
5. Mountain Biking in the Outaouais — Camp Fortune
Are you into technical, old school trails? Ideal for more experienced cyclists, Camp Fortune’s trails will win over thrill seekers. You can explore twenty kilometres of trails using the chairlift, which runs from the end of June until early October, or by riding in the cross-country area. You’ll ride over rocks and roots and hit a few jumps along the way. Pure fun!
Number of trails: 28
Chairlift: 1
Enduro: Cross-country sector
Bike rental: Yes
Food service: Yes
6. Mountain Biking in the Saguenay — Mont Bélu
If you’re in the Saguenay area, you should stop by Mont Bélu. Overlooking the Saguenay Fjord in the city of La Baie, Mont Bélu features six downhill trails and a T-bar. The view alone is worth the detour! The natural descents are unique and suitable for all levels. The lift only runs on Wednesdays and Sundays, but an uphill trail is open every day.
Number of trails: 6
Chairlift: 1
Enduro: Yes
Bike rental: No
Food service: No
