SÉPAQ parks
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Mont Bondy
From the Pie-IX welcome center of the Papineau-Labelle wildlife reserve, embark on an expedition to observe the wildlife and flora of the Hautes-Laurentides. On clear days, you'll be able to admire the village of Nominingue. You'll find lookout points, picnic tables, and restrooms on site. Opening during the summer season (June, July, August, and September).
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant – Secteur L’Assomption
1,510 km2 of protected territory within your reach! The park offers more than a hundred kilometers of trails of all kinds to help you discover the beauty of the landscape. Do you prefer boating or fishing? Paddle peacefully on one of the many lakes and rivers or simply enjoy our many sandy shores.
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant - Pimbina-Saint-Donat sectors
1,510 km2 of protected territory within your reach! The Pimbina sector of Mont-Tremblant National Park is a paradise for snowshoers, Nordic skiers and fatbikers. The Chute-aux-Rats trail, located in the same park, will allow you to reach a must-see in the area: a 17.4 meter ice fall!
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant - Pimbina-Saint-Donat sectors
1,510 km2 of protected territory within your reach! The park offers more than a hundred kilometers of trails of all kinds to help you discover the beauty of the landscape. Do you prefer boating or fishing? Paddle peacefully on one of the many lakes and rivers or simply enjoy our many sandy shores.
Regional parks
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Parc régional Val-David Val-Morin – Secteur Dufresne
Forest hiking enthusiasts can enjoy a peaceful stroll along trails of varying difficulty levels. Viewpoints, observation decks, heated shelters, and resting areas further enhance the experience.
Parc régional Kiamika
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!
Sentier des Contreforts
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.
coordonnées GPD 46.266823, -73.979937
www.parcsregionaux.org
Parc des Chutes de Sainte‑Ursule
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.
Municipal trails
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Sentier du Pic Vert (Les Boucles d’Entrelacs)
Explore this 4.2 km round-trip route. Generally classified as a moderate trail, it takes an average of 1 hour and 9 minutes to complete. It's a popular hiking trail, offering moments of tranquility nonetheless.
320 Rue Deguise, Entrelacs, QC J0T 2E0
www.entrelacs.com
Sentiers du Lac-des-Grandes-Baies
Hiking trails located partly in the Papineau-Labelle Wildlife Reserve. A truly unique site in the region!
401, chemin des buses, Nominingue, Qc, J0W 1R0
(819) 278-3666
Sentier Philippe-Larivière
This 0.2 km trail leads to a viewpoint overlooking Petit Lac Nominingue. Picnic tables are available.
Parc Le Renouveau Rosaire-Sénécal
Located between Marronniers Road and Tour-du-Lac Road, this ecological park spans 400 acres and offers nature enthusiasts a variety of trails for various outdoor activities such as hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. Additionally, the park features a ropes course with 15 modules.