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 Nature Discovery Park is located in the Coaticook Valley, less than 15 minutes drive from Parc de la Gorge. The park invites you to experience nature in Coaticook by offering various activities for all members of the family. The star of the activities ...
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Located a few steps from the downtown area, the Lac-des-Nations promenade is Sherbrooke’s natural heart! Both a gathering spot for urban outdoor activities and a perfect place for festival and family activities, the Lac-des-Nations is a must see in Sherbrooke ...
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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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Mont Hatley Park is a former ski resort located between Magog and Sherbrooke, about 5km from the picturesque village of North Hatley. Described as a “little” learning mountain for skiing, it quickly became an attractive center of attraction for outdoor ...
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With 80 km of looping hiking trails, including 50 km for snowshoeing and winter hiking, 4 summits and 4 lakes, the Parc d'Environnement naturel de Sutton is a place where you can discover fantastic views. Many suggestions of hiking circuits are provided ...
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In the heart of the town of Cowansville, the Nature Center is a natural site full of activities for families with young kids. Among them, you can practice activities such as: water games, walking trail, bike path. Nautical equipments (canoe, pedalo, SUP ...
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Experience the soothing music of Mother Nature. Five minutes from downtown Sherbrooke, the Marais Réal-D.-Carbonneau offers nature and all its wonders. Discover the marsh, its fauna and flora in a beautiful setting. Observation tours and trails on pier ...
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Did you know that the Mont-Bellevue park is the biggest park in Sherbrooke? It's a place where you can go downhill skiing, cross-country skiing or snowshoeing and where you can play tennis and practise archery. Pedestrian trails for running or walking ...
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230, rue Drummond
Roxton Pond, Qc, Canada
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