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Host to the thrilling road cycling event known as “Dfis du Parc - Mauricie”, Shawinigan boasts a stunning backdrop of natural beauty in the form of the Mauricie National Park. With over 15 years of experience in hosting road cycling and trail running challenges, this event offers participants an exclusive opportunity to test their limits in the heart of nature.
Featuring exceptional routes, awe-inspiring scenery, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere, the Dfis du Parc event caters to a wide range of participants, from competitive athletes to recreational cyclists. The challenges include a 105 km route with 1,980m of elevation gain, an 80 km route with 1,460m of elevation gain, and a 57 km route with 990m of elevation gain, all designed to provide a unique and unforgettable experience.
The Cogeco Road Cycling Challenge on September 7, 2024, offers participants the ultimate cycling experience within a Canadian park, with a 14 km route and 230m of elevation gain. On September 8, 2024, the Trail Running event features a 14 km exclusive trail running course within the park, a 7 km trail running challenge with significant elevation gain, a 2 km Youth Race for participants aged 7 to 14, and a 4 km Walk for those looking to create their own personal challenge.
Participants of the Dfis du Parc event have the rare privilege of exploring the Mauricie National Park's trails and roads, reserved exclusively for the event for a day. This event provides an opportunity to push oneself to new limits and experience a world-class event in an exceptional environment. Safety is a top priority, with recognized and quality routes, exclusive park access, and a commitment to environmental sustainability.
For those seeking an extraordinary challenge in a breathtaking setting, the Dfis du Parc event in Shawinigan promises an unforgettable experience that showcases the best of Quebec's natural beauty. Join us and create your own cycling or trail running adventure amidst the stunning landscapes of the Mauricie National Park.
