VéloVolant

Looking for an out-of-the-ordinary cycling experience?
Unique in Canada, the VéloVolant is an innovative and ecological activity that lets you fly over the forest by pedaling your VéloVolant to the treetops.
As well as enjoying the thrill of the ride, you can admire the panorama and observe nature without disturbing it.
The VéloVolant is the highest of its kind in the world, supported by century-old maple trees and high-performance cables.
The course winds its way up a mountainside, through a ravine and over small waterfalls whose beauty will take your breath away.
A 45-minute ride of pure pleasure that can be combined with an overnight stay in a tree house, mountain hiking or a calm-water kayaking excursion on the Missisquoi River.
VéloVolant is located at the Au Diable Vert outdoor center, perched in an alpine meadow 1,000 feet above sea level in Glen Sutton, Quebec.
Nestled between the Sutton, Owl’s Head and Jay Peak mountains, the site offers magnificent views of the valley and mountains.
To get there, follow the blue “Au Diable Vert” signs.
Note: If you have a fear of heights, this activity is NOT for you.