Trekking

The Kiamika Regional Park offers a wide range of adventures around its beautiful reservoir and sandy beaches (if the water level is not too high): wildlife and flora observation, forest hikes, and water activities. Plenty to satisfy all nature enthusiasts!

This hidden gem offers a hike where you will be amazed by the grandeur of the landscape with its autumn colors as splendid as a majestic mural. This loop has an elevation gain of 170 meters and provides exceptional panoramas, where unmatched tranquility and beauty prevail. You traverse the Contreforts trail from kilometer 1 to kilometer 3.5, then return to the parking lot via the trail marked in blue and white.

Le Parc des Chutes de Sainte-Ursule is an excellent relaxation spot, where the soothing sound of the 70-meter waterfalls creates a tranquil atmosphere. Visitors can explore numerous hiking trails along the Maskinongé River, thereby discovering the wonders of nature, from wetlands to diverse coniferous forests, through mixed forests hosting various mushroom species, and offering numerous opportunities for birdwatching. These natural beauties will delight all your senses.

The Allons au bois walking trail located at the back of the Robert-Latour municipal park is 3 kilometers long. In winter, on the small mountain of the trail, a space is reserved for snow sliding.

This natural park has 4 snowshoeing trails of different levels; Harfang des neiges of 0.75 km, Rainette of 1.3 km, Hermite of 1.4 km and Amiral of 1.9 km.

Intermediate category, " Le sentier du Lac " offers fresh air, auditory calm, as well as more cardiovascular sections over short distances with the bonus of three beautiful panoramic viewpoints. For those who have more time and energy, you can add the 2.4 km " Le Calme plat " trail to your route on your way back for a total distance of 10 km.

75 minutes from Montreal, Les Sentiers Brandon offers 27 km of marked trails with lookouts, relays and rest areas. To keep you busy: cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, biking and hiking all year round!

The Tournée des Cantons de Rawdon offers a network of eco-responsible trails reserved exclusively for non-motorized sports, such as hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and fat biking.