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Sentier de l'eau-de-là - Hiking

Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Quebec

Overview

Difficulty Easy
Distance 4 KM
Animal Dog allowed

Activities

Hiking

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This trail, a collaboration between Forêt Québec, the Société d'Exploitation Woodland Témiscamingue and owns, Denis Carrier, was arranged to mark the International Year of Forests in 2011. He started in front of the rest area of ​​Notre-Dame-du-Nord, where you will be a point overlooking Lake Timiskaming, and leads to the shore. Two footbridges throughout the trip. Twenty interpretive signs deal with the geology, flora and fauna, as well as the history of occupancy and the legacy of the pioneers in the region. In addition to many types of plants will be observed fragments of an ancient meteorite came from "Water-to-there" and fossils dating back 400 million years.


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Details

Access fee Free
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Coordinates
47.5603 -79.4377

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Rating and comments

Jamal Fiedler
Jamal Fiedler
You need to try this place.
Hellen Moir
Hellen Moir
Just beastly =)
Tawny Olin
Tawny Olin
Very good place.
Amy Sheetz
Amy Sheetz
Gorgeous! :)
Dennis Wallace
Dennis Wallace
Pretty cool place.You will love for sure! :-)

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Discover the Abitibi-Temcamingue

The Abitibi-Témiscamingue  is the fourth largest region in Quebec and is to the west. Well known among visitors from all over the world, this region will enchant you withitsvastgreenspaces and abundance of cultural attractions.

In the forests of the Abitibi-Témiscamingue one can observe a rich fauna between mammals, birds and fish. In addition, if you like animals, you will be happy to know that here we take realcareof them. In Amos we find the  Pageau Refuge,which for  30 years has been welcoming healthyor orphaned animals andtreating  them while waiting to release them.

For a  lookback at the history ofthe region, one can take  91 meters underground to visit the City of Gold. This is the deepest gold mining in Quebec where you can learn the methods of mineral extraction and wander  through  the former mining village of Bourlamaque, which is still inhabited.

This area is a go rmand paradisetoo. Every yearthe  famous  Gourmande Fair of Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Northeastern Ontario takes place  in Ville-Marie.  During this eventit is possible to disgust the local delights,get to know the producers and attend the musical shows in the evening. It's definitely worth going!

Always lovers ofgood  food productswill be able to visit the  Miellerie de la Grande Ourse. It isa magical place where you can observe through a glass hive the bees at work and, if you are brave enough, help beekeepers in their work.