The stub of the trail does exist in Rigaud, including a rawliay bridge that you can walk across if you like (I did). But the trail is quite rocky. It is signed for snowmobile use.Instead, you can take County Highway 10 east from St-Eugene, which turns into a nice quiet road at the border (Chemin du Haut-de-la-Chute) and takes you straight into Rigaud, where you can take QC-342 a kilometre or two to Chemin de l'Anse. There's a mysterious bicycle-themed roadside park with benches, water, and a gazebo at this intersection.Chemin de l'Anse will take you along the lakeshore through Hudson all the way to Vaudreuil-Dorion. Or you can take the ferry over to Oka and get on the Route Verte which takes you directly to Deux-Montagnes commuter rail station.
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