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Parc régional des Grandes-Coulées / Winter Hiking with Snowshoes

Centre-du-QuébecNotre-Dame-de-Lourdes (paroisse)· County L'Érable

📍 2 Route du Plé, Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes (paroisse), Québec, G0S 1T0

Parc régional des Grandes-Coulées / Winter Hiking with Snowshoes

The Parc régional des Grandes-Coulées, located in Centre-du-Québec, offers a unique winter experience with its snowshoe trails. Explore snow-covered landscapes and enjoy the tranquility of nature in the heart of winter.

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  • CapacityNot stated
  • BedroomsNot stated
  • BathroomsNot stated
  • PetsAllowed
  • ParkingNot stated
  • WifiNot stated
  • Water accessNot stated
  • Forest accessTrails on site

Why go

Just a few hours from Montreal, Parc régional des Grandes-Coulées offers you an unforgettable winter getaway. Escape into nature and discover enchanting snow-covered landscapes.

What to do

  • Snowshoeing: Explore the marked trails and admire the beauty of winter forests. Whether you are a beginner or experienced, there are routes suited for all levels.
  • Wildlife observation: Keep an eye out for animal tracks in the snow. You might spot foxes, hares, and even winter birds.
  • Photography: Don’t forget your camera to capture the picturesque landscapes. Snow-covered trees offer opportunities for memorable shots.

Nearby

After a day of adventure, relax around a campfire or enjoy a picnic in nature. The peaceful setting is perfect for recharging.

Getting there

The park is located about 1.5 hours from Montreal, easily accessible by car. Hit the road and let the surrounding landscapes guide you.

Good to know

Check the weather conditions before you leave and make sure to wear suitable clothing for the cold. Also, remember to bring water bottles and snacks to recharge your energy.

Amenities and services

1 in total

Other services

  • Dogs allowed

Practical information

Place type
Regional park
Region
Centre-du-Québec
County
L'Érable

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