Soulanges



Steeped in history
This area’s strategic geographic location, running along the St. Lawrence River to the Ottawa River, and the presence of the Canal de Soulanges—the first lock canal ever to be built in North America—have played an important role in shaping its history. Crossed by a cycling path spanning more than 35 km, and serving as the last stretch before crossing the Ontario border, this area is an ideal destination to discover by bike.
Set out to discover the region’s local flavours by visiting vineyards, farms, maple sugar shacks, and other agrotourism treasures, as well as charming cafés and bistros along the way. In summer, the canal’s two entrances come alive and become must-visit festive spots for enjoying the beautiful season.
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The ideal place for bike rides
The Soulanges region is an ideal destination for cycling enthusiasts. With bike paths winding along the Soulanges Canal and scenic roads lined with farms and orchards, cyclists can enjoy breathtaking views while pedaling at their own pace. In addition, the region offers a multitude of services for cyclists, such as bike rentals and refreshment stops along the way. Nature lovers will be delighted by this unique cycling experience.
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