Start from parking P7 (Kingsmere Road) Parc de la Gatineau. Hiking loop goes through these trails: #30 -> #17 -> #23 -> Mount-King -> #8 -> #30.
LaSalle to lake shore by the lachine canal , then Boul sources north all the way to guide west. Then ils Bizzard by Jacque Bridge, take ferry to Laval. then conitue by approx Sainte Rose to reach Boulv des laurentides
We started at the parking on chemin de la Falaise (S05), we took the access trail to Sentier de l'Estrie, then we continued until La Passe du Diable.
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A 10km trail (which used to be one of my favorite bike/cross country ski trail). Trail begins at the base of Mont Garceau off to the left of the hill maintenance garages. First 4km climb to the top of Garceau on a switch...
Immerse yourself in nature at Gatineau Park, the National Capital Region's Conservation Park! Discover the Park’s stunning natural features, unique plants and wildlife, and beautiful heritage sites and enjoy the tranquil...
Part Stand up paddling, part Kayaking. A beautiful small lake that holds a lot of fishes and surrounded by greeneries that includes Hundreds of trails. We went on multiple trips. Our last trip didn’t go so well, when w...
Perfect hiking , close to Montreal , several good view points . Mix route of all colors , you could spend more 2 hours then you have done all available tracks in one day . Entrance fee ( no SEPAQ)
Mont Mégantic (1105 meters), Mont Saint-Joseph (1065 meters) and Mont Victoria (1055 meters). We completed these 3 summits on the same day. It took Just over 7 hours. Lots of parking and the trail is very well marked. Lo...
We could see two different types of whale, beluga and minke. Also we could see dolphins and a lot of seals! (lovely ones!) It takes about 3 hours, and the landscape is nice and calm. You go very close to them and it's ...
Beautiful route in the Jacques Cartier National Parc. The route was made in may, probably crampons would be necessary during the whole month, there was a lot of snow in the high partes of the path. It begins at the Visit...
Parc d'environnement naturel de Sutton: round trip to Round Top - Lake Mohawk - Lake Spruce, starting at the entrance of the park. A lot of mud at some parts of the path. Beautiful colours. The distance shown here is mor...
Tadoussac - sentier islet pointe U might get lucky and be able to watch the whales at the tip, at the intersection point where Saguenay and Saint Lawrence river meet. A must do when you are in the village
Starting a a free boat ramp in Wendover and crossing the Ottawa river to Plaisance. Travel up the river Petite-Nation (I think) towards the Chutes du Moulin waterfall. Short distance across Ottawa river avoiding all the ...
Gatineau Park (French: Parc de la Gatineau) is located in the Outaouais region of Quebec, Canada. Administered by the National Capital Commission as part of the National Capital Region, Gatineau Park is a 361 square kilo...
The Jacques-Cartier River is a river in the province of Quebec, Canada. It is 161 km long and its source is Jacques-Cartier Lake in Laurentides Wildlife Reserve, and flows in a predominantly southern direction before end...
The trail was in perfect condition for snowshoeing. The crosscountry skiers had a great time comming down Johannsen in 40 cm of poudery snow...
Nice circular trail away from the crowds, visits several some lakes, with a chance to see some wildlife (deer, birds).
From the Accueil of the park until the summit. Almost in the summit the phone died, so the record was fineshed. The descent was through trails 8 and 6 of the park (see map). The distances and elevations are of moder...
Amazing memories. The shining stars at night and orange horizon at sunrise. The ascent is tough especially when you carry your backpack and your son on your shoulders :p. The campsite is exquisite and reservation is requ...
Corridor des Cheminots. Nice bike path to the Lake Saint Joseph. Some road work just crossing Quebec Bridges and Train rails. Then its fine
If you like stairs, this one will be easy for you... its a sharp way up, really nice view of the Fjord of Saguenay
Leaving and returning to Mile End neighbourhood. Trail done on the winter with lots of snow (see photos) so had do avoid going off the track.
A very nice winter day, at the end of March. We followed R2 and then R5 trails with a lunch break at Refuge Audet, then we took R6 and R4 to return.
Starting in Lefaivre but you could start in Fassett, if you're on the Quebec side of the river, and heading up the Salmon river. Crossing the Ottawa river here can be tricky on a busy day but it's well worth it for this ...
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