Along the 77 kilometres of the Parc linéaire des Bois-Francs, 33 rest areas await the cyclists. A good number of these rest areas include a belvedere while most are equipped with complete sanitary services.

The path is crossed by numerous brooks and rivers and many of the entrances to the bridges have been prepared as rest areas. The running waters bring freshness and diversity to the landscape as well as adding an interesting element to the journey.

Signs of interpretation on fauna and flora give information on the nature surrounding the path. This way the cyclists gain knowledge about the blue jay, the beaver, the Virginia deer, the chipmunk, the silver maple, the black fly and the rivers of life.

Bordering the path are kilometre-markers to inform hikers and bikers of the distance while some blue signs are present near urban zones to show certain service points. In addition, interregional signs are found along the path showing the distances between municipalities.

The Parc linéaire des Bois-Francs is the backbone of several bicycle circuits in the Bois-Francs and Erable region.

1. La route des fleurs
2. La route des saveurs
3. La route des silos
4. La route panoramique
5. La route des antiquaires
6. Les grandes Appalaches
7. La rivière Bécancour
8. La route du bronze
9. Le tour du lac William

La route des fleurs, (Flower route) as its name indicates, allows the discovery of charming villages which many times have won the Villes, villages et campagnes fleuris du Québec contest, which is a contest between villages highly decorated with flowers in all of Quebec. Running a distance of 40 kilometres, this circuit is classified as easy.

The circuit la route des saveurs (Flavor route) with its earthy products and many flavours is classed intermediate and the circuit la route des silos (Silos route) with its vast milk farms is on an easy level. These circuits of 56 and 67 kilometres are in beautiful scenic hilly countryside and charming valley landscape.

La route panoramique (Panoramic route) covers a distance of 90 kilometres for experienced cyclists and la route des antiquaires (antiques route) a distance of 103 kilometres for intermediate cyclists: these circuits offer different visual perspectives that are every bit enjoyable.

The beauties and the contrasts of nature are presents all along the 67 kilometres of the les grandes Appalaches (Grand Appalachians) circuit and of the 51 kilometres of the la rivière Bécancour (Bécancour River). They are classified as experienced and intermediate respectively.

Finally, la route du bronze (Bronze route), which is intermediate and le tour du lac William (Lake William circuit), at an easy level are trails of 44 and 12 kilometres.