Rural Vermont villages and Lake Champlain panoramas.

Old World charm and urban chic in metropolitan Quebec.

We sample the best of both and we call it VerMontreal!

Experience vineyards, orchards, dairy farms, and historic villages while riding the Lake Champlain Bikeway against a backdrop of sparkling waters, island jewels, and Green Mountain splendor. Pedal through fertile farmlands along Quebec’s renowned Route Verte network of bike-friendly roadways and bike paths. Cross the broad waters of the St Lawrence Seaway and ride with us into the heart of Montreal, one of the most bikeable cities in North America. We culminate our tour by joining Montreal's annual pedal-powered procession, Velo Quebec's Tour de L’ile, on a car-free route around the island.

What’s Included:

• Professional tour leaders
• Full van support
• Route maps and directions
• Lodging in comfortable hotels
• Breakfast, snacks, lunch (see tour details) - Dinners are on the town on your own
• Montreal Tour de L’ile entry fee/bib
• Luxury coach plus bike transport for return trip to Vermont
• Spoke bracelet crafted by our own Bike Recycle Designs

WHAT'S NEW for 2012? Click here to find out.

WIN YOUR TRIP FOR FREE!

If you have never been on the VerMontreal tour before AND you were referred by someone who is signed up for this year's tour, enter that person's name on the registration form and you will both be eligible for our drawing to win a free trip. (Drawing will be held prior to departure on day one of the tour.)

Once you register for the tour, tell your friends who'd like to join you to be sure that they enter your name in the "Referred by" field when they sign up.

Choose either the 3-day or 4-day version of this classic tour:

3-Day VerMontreal Tour – June 1^st – click here for Itinerary and pricing

4-Day VerMontreal Tour – May 31^st – click here for Itinerary and pricing

Click Here for answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the VerMontreal Tour.

For further information, contact Marion by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or by phone at 802-861-2700, extension 100.

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