Amid the pristine natural setting of northern Lanaudière, explore the 12 km (7.5 mi.) of hiking trails on mounts Brassard and Barrière, with an altitude of nearly 700 m (2,300 ft.). Feast your eyes on spectacular scenery from the park's lookout points ...
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10 route 138
Cap-Santé, Qc, Canada
G0A 1L0
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Dépaysez-vous en visitant la tourbière du parc écoforestier de Johnville. Sur plus de deux kilomètres de sentiers ponctués de panneaux d'interprétation, vous découvrirez les secrets de ce milieu étonnant.
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Mount Ham Regional Park is a well-known destination for its hiking trails and summit with spectacular views. A small isolated mountain that emerges from the land in the Eastern Townships on the Chaudière-Appalaches and Center-du-Québec border. Mount Ham ...
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Pointe-aux-Outardes Nature Park promises you a well-deserved break. Sleep under the stars, listening to the sound of the waves and the birdsong that awakens with the sun. Disconnect by connecting with nature!
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Generating mechanical then hydroelectrical energy, the Magog River gorge is the cradle of Sherbrooke’s industrial development. It’s located in the heart of downtown and its network of museums and linked to the Lac-des-Nations Boardwalk. Footbridges overhang ...
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Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook make it possible to offer a wide array of activities. The most popular summer activities include hiking (the park features the North America’s longest suspended bridge for pedestrians) and camping. Foresta Lumina a night ...
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The perfect place for a short excursion in the forest during your visit to Inverness! On this beautiful site, you will find: a hebertism course and an outdoor escape game, walking trails, a viewpoint on the Lysander Falls, picnic tables, playground games ...
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Saint-Hyacinthe en blanc is a great winter celebration in the Maskoutains region. Saint-Hyacinthe en blanc invites the entire population to discover the fun of winter and the attractions of Parc Les Salines through a program of winter activities that ...
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The Chute-à-Bull Regional Park in the Lanaudière region offers visitors six (6) kilometres of hiking and snowshoeing trails bordered by interpretation panels that allow them to discover the history of the log drive and the cutting of ancestral wood. A ...
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