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Yamaska National Park / Snowshoeing

EstrieRoxton Pond· County La Haute-Yamaska

📍 1780, boul. David-Bouchard, Roxton Pond, Québec, J0E 1Z0

Yamaska National Park / Snowshoeing

Yamaska National Park, located in the Eastern Townships, features snowshoeing trails through enchanting winter landscapes. Visitors can explore nature in peace while enjoying the beauty of snow-covered forests.

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  • CapacityNot stated
  • BedroomsNot stated
  • BathroomsNot stated
  • PetsAllowed
  • ParkingOn site
  • WifiNot stated
  • Water accessNot stated
  • Forest accessNot stated

Why go

Just a few hours from Montreal, Yamaska National Park is a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts. With its snowy landscapes, you'll discover a perfect playground for snowshoeing.

What to do

  • Snowshoeing: Explore the park's marked trails that lead you through majestic forests and along beautiful frozen lakes. Whether you're a beginner or experienced, there are routes suitable for all levels.
  • Wildlife observation: Keep your eyes peeled for glimpses of wildlife. Winters are perfect for spotting animal tracks like deer and small mammals.
  • Photography: Capture the beauty of winter landscapes. The morning and evening light creates magical atmospheres, perfect for photographers.

Nearby

Enjoy picnic areas for a tasty break in nature. Relax by the lakes or in designated areas for a complete experience.

Getting there

From Montreal, expect about a 1.5-hour drive to reach the park. An easy access that allows you to quickly enjoy winter delights.

Good to know

Don't forget to check the weather conditions before you go. Bring appropriate clothing to stay warm and comfortable during your adventure. Also, consider bringing water and snacks to recharge your energy.

Amenities and services

1 in total

Other services

  • Dogs allowed

Practical information

Place type
Cross-country ski & snowshoe centre
Region
Estrie
County
La Haute-Yamaska

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