La Campagnarde
Bureau d’accueil touristique de la région d’Acton (P 1)
980, rue Boulay, Acton Vale
450 546-7642 – mrcacton.ca/vivre-et-decouvrir
Bureau d’accueil touristique de Waterloo (P 15)
5491, rue Foster, Waterloo
450 539-4650 – tourismewaterloo.qc.ca
Office du tourisme de Drummondville
819 477-5529 / 1 877 235-9569 – tourisme-drummond.com
Patrol during summer season
Entry and parking fees required at Parc national de Yamaska (in certain conditions)
Terrain : Rock dust
About the circuit
La Campagnarde, aptly named as it runs through the country-side, spans woodland, farmland and small valleys, connecting the Montérégie to the Eastern Townships and the Centre-du-Québec region.
In Acton Vale, a rich rail heritage comes alive in the form of a well-preserved old railway station on a line that once connected Montréal to the American East Coast. The area also has a charging station for e-bikes. Nature takes centre stage as you head for Roxton Falls, with waterfalls, foodie stops and green spaces. Toward Waterloo, the route passes a Sépaq park, offering a nice place to take in the scenery before continuing your way.
Services
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Camping
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Drinking water
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Electric vehicule charging station
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Fishing
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Free outdoor parking
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Hiking
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Lodging
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Patrol
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Picnic area
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Rest stop with shelter
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Route verte
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Seasonal visitor information centre
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Service building
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Toilet