Montreal Bike Fest: A weeklong celebration for cyclists

Montreal Bike Fest

The Montreal Bike Fest is a full week of bike-based activities centered on bike riders and on area living.

This Festival usually signifies the starting of festivals in the great Montreal city.

There, the bulls are part of the festival, and the streets feature an atmosphere full of music and sunshine.

Kick off the festival season with an unique Festival for bicycle. The Montreal Bicycle Festival is named after the popular festival in Spain and southern France.

Participate in the Operation Bike-to-Work, Metropolitan Challenge, and the Tour de l’Île all around the island of Montreal, and don’t forget the always-favorite Tour la Nuit.

Launched in 1999, the Montreal Bike Fest celebrates the annual arrival of summer, when thousands of cyclists happily take to the Montreal city streets.

The Montreal Bike Festival is organized around four events:

The Tour of the Island of Montreal was founded in 1985.

Hiking famously played a role in the development of cycling.

Throughout Quebec, and in Montreal, many Articles, in prestigious publications like National Geographic Travel Guide and Time Magazine, have evidenced their international recognition as the capital of cycling in America in recent years.

Born in 1999 during the night of the (Tour de l’Ile) Tour of the Island of Montreal Bike Fest was the luminous Un Tour la Nuit. For logistical reasons, it could then accommodate over 3000 cyclists.

There were already 6,000 in 2004 and 13,000 in 2009. With the enthusiasm of its participants’ often-customized look – helmet, clothing, lighting and bike – this trip fits better than ever in the history of Montreal in terms of its life and nocturnal pleasures.

First known as V-Day (2000-2002), Operation Bike to Work expanded its activities starting in 2003.

She has played a major role concerning the general public and businesses in choosing the bicycle as a means of daily transport, from a health, ecological and economic standpoint.

Inaugurated in 2002, the Montreal Bike Fest Metropolitan Challenge has addressed the growing number of followers practice cycle-sportive.

With 3500 participants in 2009 and hungry for additional kilometers, there was an increase in kilometers from 75 to 150. All participants were happy to enjoy the various scenic beauty of the region.

Celebrate High Mass Cycling in the 28th version of this Festival and re-enjoy the tempo associated with Sundays past.

At this juncture, the course serves as a forecourt where 25,000 bike riders gather of every age group, just to take the time to live and breathe.

Family, friends, lovers, and co-workers all discover Montreal in a new light, discovering little corners while riding 32 miles of Endemic happiness, carefree with no cars.

The uppercase memorable!

This year, join the Saint-Laurent, St-Catherine, Saint-Joseph, Saint-Viateur, Saint-Denis, Saint-Dominique, Saint-Michel, Sherbrooke and Saint-Urbain Streets, and live in paradise on a Sunday.

Un Tour la Nuit: a night in Paradise!

Whether or not you are a beginning or seasoned participant, there will always be a discovery!

You touch the beauty and the energy of the Montreal nightlife at its greatest. Costumed riders on bikes animate the colorful 13.5 miles of streets during the expected softness of June.

This great celebration of cycling is also heavenly. The Montreal Bike Fest’s very special ambient lightning is gorgeous to observe.

The twilight sky was a play in blue to very dark blue, creating a cool backlit atmosphere. The light! Witness the smile in the eyes of almost 18 000 bikers, suggesting a divine nature.

I loved to share this kind of collective enjoyment, as well as working toward experiencing a night in paradise under the Montreal sky.

The Metropolitan Challenge: a day in paradise!

Set your own pace and don’t stress, but go for it if you wish. Experience access to miles of happiness and a joyous effort between the obvious pleasures of being there on two wheels.

Step over the Richelieu in both directions and roll up hill and down dale through the Montérégie.

At the corner of soft valleys filled with orchards, vineyards, and maple, witness the backdrop of Mont Saint-Hilaire, Rougemont, and Saint-Gregoire.

Add to that, extraordinary support services and opportunities for a journey of four kilometers and you have the elements to spend a day in paradise.

Operation Bike to Work: A Season in Paradise!

Undeniably, biking is gaining in popularity. With more and more people like you, this is “the” means of transport. Biking is the fast, healthy, and green way of going to work.

Among his followers, we see a form of meditation and a detachment from all earthly concerns, and some speak of a climb!

Starting with that of traffic stoppers!

Getting around has never been so Zen.

So hop on your bike every day.

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