The Mont-Comi Trails provide an exceptional hiking experience in the summer and winter adventures through picturesque landscapes. The trails cater to various skill levels, allowing hikers of all ages to enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
Why go
Just a few hours' drive from Quebec City, the Sentiers du Mont-Comi invite you to explore breathtaking landscapes while mountain biking. This intermediate terrain is perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers.
What to do
Explore the winding trails that weave through the forest, offering challenges suited to your level. Enjoy breathtaking views from the top of Mont-Comi, where you can take a well-deserved break. Don’t forget to take time to admire the local wildlife, which adds a magical touch to your adventure.
Nearby
After a day of biking, enjoy a moment of relaxation in the surrounding nature. A picnic by a stream or simply unwinding at one of the many viewpoints are ideal options to wrap up your day.
Getting there
From Quebec City, expect about a 2-hour drive to reach the Sentiers du Mont-Comi. A pleasant journey that will quickly immerse you in the natural world of Bas-Saint-Laurent.
Good to know
Make sure to bring enough water and snacks for your outing. Also, check the weather conditions before you head out and adjust your gear accordingly. The trails may vary in difficulty, so feel free to consult the maps available on-site.
Sunset
The viewpoints at the top offer spectacular sunsets.
Wildlife
You may spot deer, birds, and other wildlife typical of the region.
Safety tips
Wear a helmet and ensure your bike is in good condition before heading out. Be vigilant about trail conditions and adjust your speed accordingly.
Rules
Respect the traffic rules on the trails and ensure you stay on marked paths. Check specific regulations on the official site.
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Information
Characteristics
Services and activities
Land activities
- Mountain biking
Facilities
- Sentier d'initiation pour vélo avec obstacles d'habiletés
- Restrooms
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