Domaine Kanawe - Location & Sentier Vélo de montagne Cantley - MTB - Cantley, Québec

Félix D.

Une très belle expérience ! un domaine de vélo de montagne excellent ! Qui surpasse, selon moi, tous ce qui ce retrouve dans la région !

Nataniel A. L.

Vraiment belle place monter ses pas long ni trop apique a monter. 10minutes max a monter et belle piste

Tristan D.

J ai aimer les piste

Austin L.

First time riding here and had a quick chat with Gabriel after getting my ticket. Super friendly and had some good suggestions of trails to warm up on and pointed out the climb trails. Awesome trail network with easy climb access with a wicked variety of flow, tech and 2 proper jump trails. The black and double black tech trails each have their own character and a stand out feature that will test you. Having ridden in Whistler and the Sea to Sky corridor for 13 years I was stoked to find some trails with easy flow and well thought out trails. Had a super fun time and will definitely be back to get DH Juice Line dialed in. Keep up the great work and can't wait to see what you build next!

seb1982

What a great place! The trails are very well designed and they have trails for every type of rider at any level of experience. The climbing trails are not too steep and enjoyable. The main area itself is also great. There’s an indoor venue area to get a drink and relax and the outdoor area has a ton of seating with a fireplace. The MTB trails are so fun and very family friendly which I find was lacking in the area. We’re definitely going to be regulars here.

Mehrdad S.

As a bike enthusiast, I must admit that the scenery here is quite beautiful ( for the GREEN LINE). However, upon entering, there’s an older man with a round belly, who is apparently one of the owners. He almost always, during weekends, sits in front of the place, seemingly to assert his authority ( kinda like king in the castle behaviour). I found his demeanor quite unfriendly, particularly towards English-speaking visitors ( and if you have a Mountain e-bike), as he seems to have a “French mindset.” He is not very welcoming, and I assume, based on his appearance, that he may not be an athlete and I accept that’s merely a superficial judgment.

Regarding the trail, place been there twice during the summer, and there are always some parts that are closed (ALWAYS). The open sections are okay (mostly blue line), but the amount of hard rock is excessive. It seems like they acquired this land cheaply, and my guess is that they plan to turn it into residential property to make a profit eventually. Otherwise, the trails need significant work to clear the hard, sharp rocks. If you ride aggressively or without extra cautious or you’re new in this field, or trying to be adventurous, your bike rims could easily get damaged, forcing you to buy new ones after visiting (definitely they will deformed if you go hard).

As for the bike trails, there are mainly two: one green and one blue, with possibly a smaller trail—since the French like to use “petit” whenever they can, and here, there’s a “petit” little blue trail! The blue trail is okay, but nothing exciting—just basic twists and turns. The green trail offers great scenery, but it’s often closed. When it’s open, it’s worth the ride ( needs tones of work yet it’s fun to ride in nature nature kinda thing ). I highly recommend calling ahead to check if it’s open, as it seems they hesitate to open it due to maintenance issues. It’s a long trail, around 12 km or more, with challenging sections like steep 40-degree climbs full of solid rocks. It’s easy to slip, and that’s likely why they keep it closed; fixing it would be expensive, and the owner I mentioned earlier seems reluctant to spend money on repairs.

In conclusion, will I go back? For $15, it’s okay, but I would rather go somewhere where the staff respects guests, interacts politely, and keeps the bike trails clear of rocks. We go for one purpose, and it’s reasonable to expect them to do their job acceptably.

Mountaineer M.

Rode here for the first time today, and had a blast! Great mixture of beginner, intermediate, and advanced flow and tech trails, all of which are extremely well-built. The downhill trails are serviced by 2 easy climbing trails, and despite the hill’s small vertical (roughly 120 ft), the well-designed trails maximize it to its full extent! Adult day passes are 15$, a fair and competitive price when compared to other trails. Can’t wait to return!

Ramon L.

Incredibly fun trails of varying difficulties. The network is laid out well with efficient climb trails and several descent trails that make excellent use of the relatively short (<80 m) elevation drop. Has slabs, drops, jumps, and skinnies. You also see beautiful glitters of mica on the ground while riding down. The base area is a nice cozy spot to have a cold one.