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Trails in Quebec

Trails to walk, ride and explore.

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Centre Castor

The Centre Castor is the ideal place to enjoy a memorable stay at the foot of the mountain in a yurt and practice your favorite outdoor activities.

Randonnée pédestre – Forêt Ô Cascades

Forêt Ô Cascades, located an hour from Montreal, is a 4-season ecotourism park offering 12 km of hiking trails.

Percé’s hiking trails

Percé is a hot-spot for walkers, boasting some 75 km (46 mi.) of trails.

Centre de plein air Roger-Cabana

In winter, take advantage of our forest ice trail for skating in a magnificent natural setting, as well as trails specially designed for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Cycloroute de Bellechasse

Enjoy this fully paved circuit that's safe and fun for the whole family-you can take in the breathtaking views and discover the warmth of the locals.

Les sentiers de la Forêt habitée de Dudswell

Crossing the wooded massif, the Forêt habitée trails stretch for some ten kilometers and are marked out with identification and interpretation panels.
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Parc linéaire MRC de Lotbinière

This 25.5-km (16-mi.) linear park is built on an old railway and can be used in complete safety.

Domaine des Chutes du Ruisseau Creux

Located on Chaleur Bay, this tourist recreation park boasts hiking and cycling trails.

La Vagabonde

Whether you're alone or with family or friends, you'll enjoy discovering the Lower Laurentians by way of the La Vagabonde bike path, a route that zigzags through the residential and rural parts of numerous towns.

3 Bondaries Trails

Ecotourism trails touching on three borders'Maine, New Brunswick and Québec'and which can be explored by land or water.

La Campagnarde

Bike path linking Wickham (MRC de Drummond) and Foster (MRC de La Haute-Yamaska) by way of MRC d'Acton, Saint-Théodore-d'Acton, Acton Vale, Roxton Falls, Roxton Pond, Warden and Waterloo.

Véloroute Desjardins de La Matapédia

The 114 km of Véloroute Desjardins cycle paths criss-cross the MRC de La Matapédia, located at the gateway to the Gaspé Peninsula.

A good trail never gets old, whether you walk it, run it or ride it. The paths listed here wind through forests, mountains, riverbanks and wetlands, ranging from easy loops to full-day treks that earn you the view. Every season repaints them completely, so there is always a reason to come back. Wander through the directory in Québec to map out your next favourite route.