Tour de l’île this weekend
Around 19,000 cyclists are expected in Friday night’s Tour la nuit, and 17,000 are signed up for Sunday’s Tour de l’île. I remember when the night ride was the smaller event. Item includes maps of the routes.
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Meezly 09:44 on 2023-06-02 Permalink
For the first time in years, the event is happening in the east end at Parc Maisonneuve instead of the Plateau. So we’re not going – we live on the Plateau and don’t have a car – it’s just too far for kids to bike out there and back on top of doing the course.
It’s great as this allows residents who live further out east a better chance to participate, but I hope that they’ll at least alternate between east and west each year!
Blork 10:19 on 2023-06-02 Permalink
Meezly, to be precise, alternating between the Plateau and Parc Maisonneuve would be alternating between east and center, not east and west. 😉
Meezly 10:27 on 2023-06-02 Permalink
When it was held annually at Parc Jeanne-Mance, it was technically west. But yes, it was more of a central spot to converge.