Off to Mont Tremblant

October 3, 2016

The weather was back in our favour this morning so we had a very nice leisurely ride to Mont Tremblant. As you will see below we took our time and took lots of beautiful photos. We finally hit a few sections of crushed stone but in someways it was better than the asphalt because there were no winter or tree route cracks. The north part of the trail is more remote but now we come into villages more frequently. Many of the old train stations have been re-purposed into cafés or information booths/museums.

Early morning light and leaves reflecting in the water.

It was not enough for Patti to have her photo taken from the ground among the leaves she had to climb the tree.

Here is my trusty steed at the halfway point today. These markers occur every km along the trail.

This trail is part of the Trans Canada trail system and is open to cyclists, walkers, cross country skiers and snowmobiles (motoneige).

To end today's blog more beautiful fall colour photos some taken by me and some by Patti.

Today's ride: 59 km (37 miles)
Total: 483 km (300 miles)

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