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Circuit De La Rive-Sud CIRCUIT DE LA 8 RIVE-SUD HÉBERGEMENTS 3 6 1 HÔTEL ALT QUARTIER DIX30 6500, boul. de Rome, Brossard 30 450 443-1030 / 1 877 343-1030 / dix30.althotels.ca Parc national Mont-St-Bruno Parc Michel- 2 HÔTEL ALT+ QUARTIER DIX30 Chartrand 11 McMasterville 9156, boul. Leduc, Brossard t 450 500-9156 / 1 833 743-9156 / altplushotel.com g in V s e d g n HÔTEL MORTAGNE B B a 3 o ou R uc l . M 116 1228, Rue Nobel, Boucherville h d o e e n rv t i ée 1 877 655-9966 / hotelmortagne.com lle de O. s e Tr vu in n i i re ta l ai ir e Cl e u rt Boul s q o Saint-Bruno- u op u a r e SAVEURS RÉGIONALES C e i h V ’A de-Montarville l de Louis-Dufresne l e C e Saint-Basile- h h d c a i m Boul. te Montée Robert b R ly R le-Grand e r FESTIVAL BIÈRES ET SAVEURS DE CHAMBLY iè 4 116 iv 30 août au 2 septembre 2019 R 2, rue de Richelieu, Chambly bieresetsaveurs.com 112 8 5 RESTAURANT FOURQUET FOURCHETTE Ch. du Richelieu 1887, avenue Bourgogne, Chambly 450 447-6370 / fourquet-fourchette.com Longueuil Boul. 223 134 M ar e ic u o v u e rt ll RESTAURANT SENS e 6 B h. 1228, rue Nobel, Boucherville C 450 655-4939 / 1 877 655-9966 / hotelmortagne.com Saint-Mathias- Bo ul. Co sur-Richelieu B us C o in h u ea . l u de . L Boul. a C p ha ATTRAITS in G m iè r bly re an 133 de -A Bassin de ll 30 ee Chambly 7 FERME GUYON R u 1001, rue Patrick Farrar, Chambly e M 450 658-1010 / fermeguyon.com a Boul. r t e R Départ l o Carignan m erry 9 e Salab 5 8 LA MAGIE DE L’AIR v. e A t 536, chemin des Patriotes, Saint-Mathias-sur-Richelieu t 2 d e il r h 4 e a 450 403-4840 / 1 855 888-4840 / lamagiedelair.com b s 112 12 o éc G s r a F Brossard r ée Richelieu 10 nt B o Ch. de la G M Boul. LIEU HISTORIQUE NATIONAL DU FORT-CHAMBLY Ch. des Prairies ra 9 n Boul. d Bou 1 e rry 2, rue de Richelieu, Chambly l . M A be Chambly att lle la e e Sa 450 658-1585 / pc.gc.ca/fortchambly h. C C h. d 10 e la e G OASIS SURF v i ra 10 r n e 9520, boulevard Leduc Suite 01, Brossard l d l e - e Li B g 514 372-SURF (7873) / oasissurf.com ne h. La Prairie C 7 11 PARC NATIONAL DU MONT-SAINT-BRUNO 10 330, rang des Vingt Cinq E, Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville 450 653-7544 / sepaq.com/pq/msb 0 1 2 km 35 12 QUARTIER DIX30 6000, boulevard Rome, Brossard 450 926-1030 / quartierdix30.com CIRCUIT DE LA 8 RIVE-SUD VILLES BROSSARD / SAINT-BASILE-LE-GRAND / BROSSARD DURÉE 1 JOUR DISTANCE 56 KM DESCRIPTION Km Cumul. Départ : Quartier DIX30 (8940, boulevard Leduc, bureau 10, Brossard) (devant les bureaux de Tourisme Montérégie) ....................................................................................................... 0 Droite : prendre la piste cyclable boulevard Leduc en face du Boni-Soir, direction Nord ...................................................................................................... 0,9 ................. 0,9 Gauche : boulevard Lapinière ....................................................................................................................... 0,9 ................. 0,9 Droite : piste et bande cyclable rue Beauchemin ...................................................................... 0,2 ................. 1,1 Droite : bande cyclable rue Boniface ..................................................................................................... 0,3 ................. 1,4 Gauche : piste cyclable rue Balzac, suivre le tracé de la piste cyclable ............... 1,0 ................. 2,4 Tout droit : chaussée désignée Place Bourassa ........................................................................ 0,1 ................. 2,5 Tout droit : traversez le boulevard Milan en suivant la bande cyclable ................ 0,3 ................. 2,8 Gauche : chaussée désignée Place Bysance ................................................................................ 0,2 ................. 3,0 Gauche : piétonnier ................................................................................................................................................ 0,1 ................. 3,1 Tout droit : piste cyclable Alarie (suivre ligne électrique haute tension) ............. 0,5 ................. 3,6 Droite : piste cyclable .......................................................................................................................................... 1,0 ................. 4,6 Droite : [ ], traversez boulevard Grande Allée ........................................................................ 50m ................. 4,6 Gauche : suivre le marquage de la chaussée désignée sur les rues Perlini, Delson, Irving, Isabelle et Kelly ................................................................ 1,0 ................. 5,6 Gauche : bande cyclable rue Payer ..................................................................................................... 60m ................. 5,6 Droite : piste cyclable (sous la ligne électrique haute tension) .................................... 0,6 ................. 6,2 Gauche : à la fourche piste cyclable (direction Vieux-Longueuil) .............................. 2,5 ................. 8,7 Droite : à la fourche prendre la piste vers la passerelle ....................................................... 0,6 ................. 9,3 Droite : à la sortie de la passerelle, piste cyclable .................................................................... 1,6 ............. 10,9 Tout droit : piste cyclable Julien-Lord et bande cyclable Vauquelin ........................ 0,8 ............. 11,7 DESCRIPTION Km Cumul. Droite : rue de Châteaufort (Louis-Dufresne) chaussée désignée ............................ 0,2 ............. 11,9 Droite : rue Legault ................................................................................................................................................. 0,2 ............. 12,1 Droite : rue des Tulipes ....................................................................................................................................... 0,7 ............. 35,9 Gauche : rue Bishop .............................................................................................................................................. 0,3 ............. 12,4 Droite : piste cyclable et rue Olivier-Morel ........................................................................................ 0,4 ............. 36,3 Droite : piste cyclable chemin de la Savane ................................................................................... 0,3 ............. 12,7 Gauche : rue Jean-de-Ronceray ................................................................................................................. 0,8 ............. 37,1 e Marché public de Longueuil, ravitaillement et toilette Au rond-point prendre la 3 sortie, rue Martel .............................................................................. 2,2 ............. 39,3 Gauche : route de l’Aéroport .......................................................................................................................... 3,9 ............. 16,6 Au rond-point prendre la 2e sortie, avenue de Salaberry Droite : boulevard Clairevue ........................................................................................................................... 5,1 ............. 21,7 bande cyclable, devient chemin Salaberry (route rurale) ................................................... 6,4 ............. 45,7 Droite : boulevard Boucherville ................................................................................................................... 1,4 ............. 23,1 Droite : Grande Allée ............................................................................................................................................. 3,8 ............. 49,5 Gauche : rue Beaumont Est ........................................................................................................................... 0,6 ............. 23,7 Gauche : montée Gobeil (chemin de terre), devient chemin des Prairies ........... 3,7 ............. 53,2 Gauche : chemin des Hirondelles, piste cyclable ...................................................................... 1,5 ............. 25,2 Droite : boulevard de Rome ............................................................................................................................ 0,4 ............. 53,6 Droite : rue du Sommet Trinité, PRUDENCE EN DESCENDANT ................................... 0,7 ............. 25,9 Gauche : boulevard de Rome, piste cyclable ................................................................................. 0,8 ............. 54,4 Gauche : à l’Arrêt, chemin Des Vingt ..................................................................................................... 0,6 ............. 26,5 Droite : boulevard du Quartier, piste cyclable (côté Nord) ................................................ 0,5 ............. 54,9 Droite : montée des Trinitaires, devient montée Robert ..................................................... 4,9 ............. 31,4 Gauche : boulevard Leduc, piste cyclable ........................................................................................ 0,7 ............. 55,6 Droite : chemin du Richelieu ......................................................................................................................... 3,6 ............. 35,0 Droite : entrée du stationnement point de départ ..................................................................... 0,0 ............. 55,6 Gauche : chemin des Deux Rives, direction Île Goyer, traversez le pont .............. 0,2 ............. 35,2 Arrivée : Quartier DIX30 ........................................................................................................................................................ 55,6.
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