The Agnico Eagle Ice Trail, located in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, provides a unique winter experience for ice skating enthusiasts. This enchanting trail winds through a magical landscape, ideal for a family outing or a day with friends.
Why go
Just a few hours' drive from Montreal, the Agnico Eagle Ice Trail offers a unique winter getaway in the heart of Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Enjoy a beautiful ice skating trail surrounded by nature for a refreshing outdoor experience.
What to do
- Ice Skating: Glide along the ice trail, designed for skaters of all levels. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, the experience is unforgettable, and the surroundings are enchanting.
- Nature Observation: Take a moment to admire the winter landscape and the tranquility of the area. A perfect blend of nature and physical activity.
- Photography: Don’t forget your camera! The snowy landscapes and reflections on the ice provide incredible photo opportunities.
Nearby
After a day of skating, settle down for a picnic in one of the designated areas or relax in nature to enjoy the fresh air.
Getting there
The ice trail is easily accessible by car from Montreal, with a travel time of about 5 to 6 hours.
Good to know
Check the weather conditions before your visit and consider bringing warm clothing and extra layers. Also, be sure to check the opening hours and the trail conditions before heading out.
Sunset
The trail offers beautiful views during winter sunsets, perfect for memorable photos.
Wildlife
You may spot traces of wildlife in the snow, adding a touch of magic to your outing.
Safety tips
Wear a helmet and ensure your skates are in good condition. Be mindful of ice conditions and stay informed about weather alerts.
Rules
Follow the current safety rules and adhere to the signs on site. Also, check local information before your visit.
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Information
Characteristics
Services and activities
Land activities
- Patinage sur glace
Facilities
- Abri / relais chauffé
- Casiers
- Restrooms
Food & dining
- Picnic area
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