Lanaudiere - St-Come
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St-Come is in the middle of nowhere (that's a good thing)
Northern Lanaudiere is a favorite place for road bike rides
Located at the end of the road, St-Come in northern Lanaudiere (think: eastern Laurentians) is a town I passed through twice on bike. About all I knew was that it was always at the far end of the ride.
I also noticed the surrounding scenery was very nice.
In related news, Quebec's never-ending winter continues, and continues, and continues some more.
Technically, it's now spring. Yahoo! But anyone with eyeballs can see that winter is taking it's sweet time with the melting-away thing.
So with another winter weekend preventing cycling enjoyment, we have to find a cycling substitute and we decide to head out again for a snowshoe adventure.
Destination: St-Come, and the objective is exploration.
Snowshoeing is one of the very best ways to explore.
Here's the map of St-Come's 30km of snowshoe trails.
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St-Come snowshoe (raquette) trails
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