Bellechasse: synonymous with agricultural and natural wealth, this region offers an enormous playground for outdoor enthusiasts. The route from Saint-Anselme to Buckland is still fairly unknown, but offers a fairly tough challenge to all cyclists who want to discover the region in a different way.

The departure of this trip is from Saint-Anselme, a village located about 45 minutes by car from Quebec City. We suggest parking directly at the Maison des Loisirs, which offers free parking on the Bellechasse Cycloroute.

• La Contrabande microbrewery: Not quite along the way, but in the village of Saint-Anselme, the microbrewery La Contrebande is the perfect stop at the end of the route before heading back home. This family business offers several craft beers in addition to their catering service. Their BeerGarden-Type Terrace will also please you.
• Microbrasserie de Bellechasse: Microbrewery, roaster and restaurant, the Bellechasse microbrewery located in the small village of Notre-Dame-Auxiliatrice-de-Buckland offers a perfect place for a break halfway.

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The first 70 kilometers are quite steep. Make sure you have enough water and food as the villages in which it is possible to get supplies can sometimes be spaced out.

The last 20 kilometers are much easier: the trip takes part of the Bellechasse Cycloroute which offers almost zero altitude gain.

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