Gallery: Good times at the inaugural Crossroads Mont-Tremblant festival

The demo area grew increasing busy as the day went on with fondo riders picking up their numbers. Photo: Matt Stetson

Plenty of young riders were out on a beautiful warm day. Photo: Matt Stetson

There was no shortage of activities for young riders to take part in. Photo: Matt Stetson

Remnants of winter could still be found on parts of the mountain. Photo: Matt Stetson

The colourful village is a beautiful backdrop for racing. Photo: Matt Stetson

Photo: Matt Stetson

Photo: Matt Stetson

Photo: Matt Stetson

The Dirt Jump Show. Photo: Matt Stetson

The Rise crew were getting big air on the jumps. Photo: Matt Stetson

The last weekend of May in Mont-Tremblant has been transformed into a three-day celebration of cycling with plenty for riders from all disciplines to do over the weekend. Whether it’s racing, practicing tricks and skills, riding the roads and trails, or checking out the latest tech at the demo and festival hub in the heart of Mont-Tremblant’s colourful town, riders of all ages were out on Saturday. Canada Cup XC racing was underway while the downhill riders reconned the course they race on Sunday. Road cyclists had a crit on Friday night and a recreational time trial on Saturday. Less competitive road cyclists looking for a fun day on the bike were gearing up for Sunday’s Gran Fondo Mont-Tremblant. The town was buzzing with cheers and excitement.