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Jul 27, 2023 · Let yourself be tempted by the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau to discover caves, a natural whirlpool, waterfalls, heritage sites, hiking trails, lakes and rivers. In short, attractions where nature is sovereign, always!
Oct 15, 2021 · Situated north of the City of Gatineau, this region stretches from the Town of Low all the way to the Moncerf-Lytton. Following the Gatineau River with Highway 105, you will discover plenty of charming towns with tones of great little shops, restaurants, and activities to do.
- Sentiers Des Chutes de La Montagne
- Domaine Pine Grove Trails
- Sentiers de La Chute Quinn
- Mont Morissette Trails
On the way to Grand-Remous, make a stop at the Savoyard covered bridge (built in 1931). Its 102-metre span over the Gatineau River offers a breathtaking view of the Grand-Remous rapids. The Sentiers des chutes de la montagne (“mountain falls trails”) consist of three loops with a total length of 8 kilometres. The trailhead is at the Sentier du lac ...
Also south of the Baskatong Reservoir, there are five short trails at Domaine Pine Grove, located on a scenic peninsula overlooking Philomène Bay. The trails traverse varied terrain ranging from marshland to woodland clearings and waterfront. Because of hunting season, the trails are closed until November 22.
Quinn Falls The Sentiers de la chute Quinn are located in the municipality of Montcerf-Lytton, near the La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve. You can start your hike directly at the falls, where there are several rest areas, or at Sentier La Plantation (at the other end). The Sentier au soleil is accessible from the many outfitters and campsites in the ar...
Located less than 90 minutes’ drive north of Gatineau in the municipality of Blue Sea, Mont Morissette Regional Parkis the perfect place to contemplate the forested landscape of the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau. From the mountain’s 400-metre summit, you can take in a panoramic view of a dozen lakes, including majestic Blue Sea Lake. With a protected area ...
Jul 3, 2023 · The covered bridge of the Eagle owes its name to the road which leads to it and to the river which it spans. Built in 1925, it straddles the municipalities of Montcerf-Lytton and Egan-Sud. With a length of 39 meters, it is of the Town type and painted in traditional red.
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Située au nord de la région, la Vallée-de-la-Gatineau est le plus grand territoire de l’Outaouais, parfait pour les amateurs de plein air. Une grande concentration de pourvoiries s’y retrouve; de la familiale à la rustique en passant par l’éloignée accessible uniquement en hydravion, vous trouverez assurément celle qui vous convient.