Outdoors
Corridor du Littoral Bike Ride
From the Old Port you follow the paved path east along the St. Lawrence, past the mouth of the Saint-Charles River, Domaine de Maizerets and the Baie de Beauport, to the foot of Montmorency Falls. It is a mostly flat riverside path; the full corridor runs 48 km from Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures to the falls.

- Where
- Quebec City, Canada
- Distance
- 29 km return
- Difficulty
- Easy
The route
Old Port (Québec ferry terminal) to Parc de la Chute-Montmorency and back.
Québec City's official cycling loop starts at the Gare fluviale, the Québec-Lévis ferry terminal in the Old Port. Cyclo Services at 289 rue Saint-Paul rents classic bikes and e-bikes.
Before you go
- Cyclo Services in the Old Port is open daily from 9:00 to 17:00.
- The path splits into separate cycling and walking lanes in places; keep to the bike side.
- For a longer day, the official 28 km loop heads west along Promenade Samuel-De Champlain and returns by the Québec-Lévis ferry.
- Smoking, vaping and alcohol are banned on the city's bike paths.
What to bring
- Helmet
- Spare tube, tyre levers and a pump
- Water and snacks
- Front and rear lights
- A layer for descents and stops
Getting ready for it
Time in the saddle matters more than speed.
If you have not ridden for a while, do two or three rides of an hour or two first so your legs and your seat are used to it.
Staying safe
- Wear bright clothing and use lights wherever there is traffic.
- Check your brakes and tyres before you leave.
Route details checked September 30, 2026 against capitale.gouv.qc.ca, fr.wikipedia.org, ville.quebec.qc.ca, quebec-cite.com, pleinairalacarte.com and cycloservices.net. Rules and closures change, so check before you go.



