Tour de l’Île
de Montréal
June 6
- Starting point Parc Jarry
- Distance 50 km
- Date June 6
- Start time To be confirmed
- Route Car-free
- 12 and under Free
A unique urban Sunday, on car-free streets.
The Tour de l’Île de Montréal offers you a pleasant and safe bike ride on car-free streets, a discovery of the city’s neighbourhoods at a different pace, amazing views and the chance to share this sweet moment with your loved ones. Discover or rediscover the other Montréal!
It’s THE big cycling event of the year in the metropolis: a route reserved for bikes, activities designed for cyclists’ enjoyment and a site where fun, relaxation and great encounters are the order of the day.
Discover the route
The detailed route will be published with the interactive map.
The route may change.
There's plenty going on all along the route!
At the start
Music and a festive atmosphere to kick off the ride in style.
Along the route
Lively rest stops and cheering all along the way.
At the finish
A place to relax and celebrate with fellow cyclists, family or friends.
- Christmas promo Nov. 10 to Jan. 5
- Launch Jan. 6 to Feb. 9
- Early bird Feb. 10 to Mar. 30
- Regular Mar. 31 to May 18
- Last minute May 19 to 31
Vélo Québec member
Become a member (new tab)Adult
13 to 17 years old
12 and under
Combine several Festival events and save up to 20%
* In the same transaction.
- 15 % for 2 Festival events
- 20 % for the 3 flagship events
Relive the event in pictures!
On the day of the event
Schedule and meeting point
Schedule
| Start times | From 7 a.m. to 10 a.m., depending on the time chosen at registration |
| Location | Parc Jarry |
You choose your starting point and time when you register: they appear on your transaction receipt.
Map of the start site
Site map
Route
Map
Links
Distance and duration
A 50 km route, mostly flat and accessible to all. At an average speed of 15 km/h, allow about 3 h 30 with short stops at the access points. There is no formal time limit, but the streets reopen after a few hours: the sweep team will gently remind you.
Support vehicles can take you back to your starting point, and you can leave the route at any time.
Rest stops
Rest stop locations and services: to be confirmed.
Bib
| Registration | Mailing | Mailing area |
|---|---|---|
| Before … | … | To be confirmed |
| Before … | … | To be confirmed |
| Before … | … | To be confirmed |
Once registered, you receive your bib by mail, which you must wear to take part, and a notice with a link to the latest information.
Haven’t received your bib? Show your registration confirmation (on your phone) at the Maison des cyclistes shop, 1251 Rachel Street East (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.), or at a route access point. Lost bib: Customer Service, 514 521-8356 or 1 800 567-8356, ext. 504.
Entertainment
At the start
Music and a festive atmosphere to kick off the ride in style.
Along the route
Lively rest stops and cheering all along the way.
At the finish
A place to relax and celebrate with fellow cyclists, family or friends.
Partners
Tour de l’Île entertainment is made possible by our partners.
Thank you to our 2026 entertainment partners
Tennis Canada, Imagicario, Félix Imbault, Arielle Roberge, DJ Lady Blackice, DJ Terribe, Proludik, Kumpa-nia, MEM, Musée McCord, Pixmob, Kermesse, Mixbus, Bell Média, Funshow, Spiniko, Jeux Spin, Eco-location, Siboire, Escape Café.
Riding well
What to bring
Don’t forget your bib. For the ride, bring:
- a water bottle;
- a few snacks or a picnic;
- a piece of ID and a little money;
- a lock, if you plan to leave your bike.
Wear comfortable clothes suited to the weather and bring a raincoat: events take place rain or shine. Vélo Québec strongly recommends wearing a helmet.
Tips on the road and services offered
Bike mechanic volunteers (red T-shirt with a wrench) help you for free all along the route; you only pay for parts. First aid volunteers also ride the route.
Young people aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Write a phone number on the inside of your child’s bib.
Bikes allowed
All types of bikes are accepted, including tandems and electric-assist bikes (500-watt motor and 35 km/h maximum). Pedal scooters and electric unicycles are prohibited, as are animals on the route (except in a basket or bike trailer).
Getting to the Festival
Ride with Bixi
Ride a regular or electric BIXI during our events. Visit the BIXI website for more information.
Getting to the start
The STM usually lets cyclists take the metro with their bike across the network to get to the start (not in the first car; tandems, tricycles and trailers are not allowed).
Parking is limited near the start: choose your bike or public transit. Closed streets are listed in the Infocirculation.
