Bike Ride to the Mackenzie King Estate
mandatory form
The form is now part of the request!
Your registration request now includes a short mandatory questionnaire. By completing it, you help us better understand your needs so that we can guide you, support you, and provide you with an optimal experience at Relais Plein Air.
Want to enjoy the outdoors this fall without having to worry about the pace? Hop on one of our electric bikes and set off to discover Gatineau Park, accompanied by a Relais Plein Air guide and a friendly group!
From the Relais Plein Air, this ride will take you through the park’s landscapes all the way to the Mackenzie‑King Estate, where a short break will allow you to enjoy the site and take a moment for yourself. Afterwards, you could enjoy a good meal in our café or a coffee.
A great way to discover the park, get moving, and enjoy the fall by bike, without having to put in intense effort thanks to electric assistance.
- Date: October 22, 2026
- Time: 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
- Equipment: Electric bike included
No specific experience with electric bikes is required.
Bike Ride to the Mackenzie King Estate
support
A rental service with personalized support tailored to your needs
When you rent adaptive equipment, you will be guided during your first outing. A Relais Plein Air guide will help you set it up safely, familiarize you with the equipment, and ensure the experience is right for your needs. This is our way of providing you with a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience.
How does it work
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Before your first visit
Complete the inclusive and accessible activities profile form. Once we receive the form, our kinesiologist may contact you to assess your request. -
First outing
Your companion will assist you—with setup, equipment orientation, and a check of your abilities before departure. -
Do you not need assistance?
Indicate this on your form—the team will review your request and confirm whether you can rent the equipment without a companion.
At all times, the team reserves the right to refuse access if there is a risk to your safety. Some equipment may have specific safety instructions, which will be provided to you during your first outing.
