Coulonge Falls Park

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In the Outaouais, the Coulonge River plunges 48 metres into a canyon steeped in logging history (19th-century timber slides). Lookouts, via ferrata and a zipline over the gorge in season.

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Why go

In the Outaouais, the Coulonge River plunges 48 metres into a canyon steeped in logging history (19th-century timber slides).

Getting there

In Mansfield-et-Pontefract, Outaouais. Check opening hours and access on the official website before you go.

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Region

Outaouais

Frequently asked questions

Is there an entrance fee?

Several waterfall sites are developed parks with an access fee; others are free. Check the park’s official site before visiting.

When is the best time to visit?

Flow is spectacular in spring (snowmelt); fall brings the colours. Several sites are also stunning — and frozen — in winter.

Is it family-friendly?

Developed sites offer safe trails and lookouts suited to families. Keep children close near cliff edges.

Can you swim?

Swimming is generally prohibited near the falls (dangerous currents). Follow on-site signage.

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