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The Abbaye Loop is a long-distance hiking trail that forms a 149-km loop, starting at the iconic Abbey of Saint-Benoît-du-Lac. This route can also be divided into two sections: the Northern Loop (84 km) and the Southern Loop (88 km). As you wander through hills and valleys, you’ll discover the treasures hidden within seven municipalities—breathtaking landscapes, historic and heritage sites, and a warm welcome—all while enjoying a rejuvenating and introspective experience. An invitation: DARE TO TAKE THE TIME TO WALK toward unforgettable moments over eight to ten days or on shorter segments. IT’S UP TO YOU TO PLAN YOUR ROUTE AS YOU WISH
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Escape the routine and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Estrie, just a few hours from Montreal. The Circuit de l'Abbaye awaits you with its enchanting landscapes and well-marked trails.
Enjoy your day picnicking by a lake or simply relaxing in nature. This spot is perfect for recharging your batteries.
From Montreal, expect about a 1.5-hour drive to reach this peaceful haven in Estrie.
Don't forget to bring water and snacks for your hike. Also, check the weather before heading out for a safe outing.
The location offers breathtaking views, perfect for watching the sunset.
You might spot birds, squirrels, and other wildlife during your hike.
Wear appropriate footwear and be aware of your surroundings. Always keep a first-aid kit within reach.
Stay on the marked trails and avoid disturbing wildlife. Check the official website for the latest rules.
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