Aiguebelle National Park
Description
Walk over 2.7 billion years, at the very place where the waters part. Through the beauty and diversity of the landscapes it protects, parc National d’Aiguebelle is the loyal custodian of a rich regional heritage inspired by both nature and culture alike. Several short and long distance hiking trails (51 km) allow one to discover its whole splendour. These lead to a suspended bridge across a fault-lake and to a huge spiral staircase erected alongside an impressive escarpment. They also take you to the summit of the Abijévis hills or to a fire watchtower. Watching birds, exploring fault-lakes in a canoe, skirting the shoreline of incredible landscapes in a rabaska, crossing a 13.6-km2 lake in a sea kayak, reliving the history of this site through a theatrical presentation or fishing in a calm lake. These are just a few of the many activities you can enjoy here.
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Entrance fee :
- Adult : $ 8,50
- Children (17 and under) : free
Dogs' access is limited in some areas. Consult the framing rules and authorized locations.
Difficulty and vertical drop : Easy to difficult
Activities
- Hiking: 30 km
- Snowshoeing: 21 km
- Nordic skiing: 42 km
- Snow scooter
- Ski Hok
- Slide
- Fatbike
- Sea kayak
- Canot
- Fishing (by day)
- Rabaska
- Pedalo
- Paddle surf
Accommodation
Cottages : 4
Rustic camps : 9
Ready-to-camp traditionnal : 8
Ready-to camp star: 5
Campgrounds : 5
- Camping Abijévis (42 sites) 3 stars
Services : Boutique - Convenience store - Water - Electricity
- Lac du Sablon (5 sites)
- Lac Loïs (9 sites)
- Camping Ojibway au lac Loïs (10 sites)
Services : Boutique - Convenience store
- Camping Barlow au lac Loïs - VR (3 sites)
Services : Boutique - Convenience store
