Difficulty |
Easy |
Distance |
120 KM |
Dog allowed |
Covering just over 150 km², Ouareau Forest Regional Park offers a vast territory for outdoor enthusiasts.
Crossed by a magnificent river, the Ouareau Forest highlights numerous wilderness lakes and a recognized climbing wall managed by the Quebec Mountain and Climbing Federation.
During the summer, mountain biking is available on the cross-country ski trails.
Two canoes are available at the 1st Beaver Lake , Contreforts sector.
Fishing is permitted in the regional parks. However, you must be owner of a valid fishing permit.
And in the winter, you can go skiing and even tubing.
It should be noted that the park is open throughout the year.
Therefore, the rates to access it are as follows:
● Adult: $7.
● Child: $3.75
● Family: $16.50
● Group of + 20 people : $5.00
● Annual pass for the matawinie parks: $75
Rates for activities :
○ Snowshoe: $7.00
○ Cross country skiing: $14.00
From sunrise to sunset
● Grande-Vallée sector :
From Highway 25, continue on Route 125 north to Chertsey. Take Chemin de l'Église, then Chemin de la Grande-Vallée, and finally Rue des Pâquerettes where the parking lot is located.
● Secteur du Massif :
From Notre-Dame-de-la-Merci, you must take route 125 south and then turn left on Chemin du Canard-Blanc. The reception is 800 m further on.
Ouareau Forest Regional Park is truly a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. With nearly 100 kilometers of trails, you'll find a hike that suits you.
Crossing beautiful rivers and endless mountain peaks, The Ouareau Forest will allow you to discover breathtaking scenery and diverse natural resources. Here are the favorites from each area:
Sentier du Massif: For the seasoned hiker, the Sentier du Massif gives you a succession of views both south and north to the high peaks of St. Donat.
Suspended Bridge Trail: Take a break near the Suspended Bridge, set up tents under the tall pines, and explore the Murmurs Trail along the wildest part of the Ouareau River.
Grand-Jetée Trail: An educational fishing trail that explores brook trout habitat along the Little North River and its rapids. A refreshing break from your summer!
Grand Valley Trail: A 25-kilometer trail system with panoramic views stretching all the way to Montreal.
Foothills Trail: Part of the National Trail, the Foothills Trail overlooks the cliffs of three Beaver Lakes...teeming with beautiful scenery!
The Ouareau Forest Regional Park offers you different types of accommodation. If you are looking for a longer stay, you should know that the park offers campsites, cabins and more.
These are two tents suspended between trees. Located across from the Ouareau River, this tent can accommodate up to 4 adults.
Just bring back your bedding and enjoy the beautiful scenery that is available to you!
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7.00 $
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