Sainte-Sabine

Sainte-Sabine

Sainte-Sabine is located between the towns of Farnham, Cowansville and Bedford. It offers a rather flat landscape ideal for farming and cycling activities as well.

Founded in 1921, today the municipality counts a population of 1,150 residents. Its proximity to several urban centres makes it an ideal choice, especially for young families, which contributes to the small town’s dynamic community.

The region’s fertile land is suitable for vegetable growing and dairy production.

The area is also known to be a prime destination for cycling enthusiasts. Thanks to its connection to the Route Verte since 2009, Sainte-Sabine was able to develop its Circuit de la Gare cycling route. This 27 km loop set on paved roadways takes visitors through the countryside and across the town of Farnham.

To prolong the experience, Camping Caravelle Campground and several nearby accommodations welcome tourists and offer special bicycle packages designed specifically for the cycling community.

As a cycling destination, the gentle land and easy routes is perfect for relaxed biking. In 2009, a bike path and shoulder linked to La Route Verte, which is the Montérégiade section in Farnham. The Railway Station (26.5 km) and Covered Bridge (35.5 km) circuits are ideal for cyclists who are new to the sport.

For those who want to extend their stay, Camping Caravelle, located directly on the circuits and different tourist accommodations in the region offer lodging, some of them have bike packages.