3 Meilleurs Sentiers De Randonnée à Gatineau, QC

Trails are well marked. Make sure you get a map at the visitor centre. It’s quiet and out of cell range, which is perfect. bug spray is a must. Poison ivy is identified in the area so wear the proper clothing and shoes. the total hike from P6 to pink lake and back. Was 3 hrs. I rated this as a moderate trail because there are some areas that get steep. People take your trash out with you. I had picked up two Tim’s cups and a plastic water bottle thrown out on the trail. There are also trash cans in the lots.

We parked our vehicle at the Pink Lake Lookout parking lot and commenced the hike from that point. The trail involved numerous flights of stairs and some areas with a bit of mud, so it's important to wear footwear suitable for damp and muddy conditions. All in all, the hike was incredibly scenic and highly recommended for anyone to experience.

Such a beautiful wonder of nature. Pink lake is just breathtaking, photos won't do it justice - you need to see it with your own eyes! Be prepared for many staircases if you want the full experience of hiking the whole loop, plenty of fresh air & exercise. The best things in life are free and this place is one of them.

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One of the best places for a walk or cycle in Gatineau that's not within Gatineau Park. Plenty of easy trails for mountain biking for those with less experience and plenty of walking space, with the chance of encountering deer as you walk. Unfortunately there can be broken glass here and there, and some patches of poison ivy so be mindful of straying off the trails.

We visited the place twice, two days apart. We loved the trails, both O/T1/T2 with hills fun for kids to tackle, and a long loop on E, which is mostly flat. The rental gear was comfortable and the staff was very friendly.

Really cool, best for hiking,dont forget you can rent a kayak or canoe for free by Gatineau Card, its a very nice park specially the lake, must go there in fall and winter again.

Spent a lazy Sunday afternoon reading on a picnic blanket here. The weather was awesome and I found a great place just off a trail to sit in the shade and relax. Not the first or last time I will be coming here, the dog loves to run and play and that is the main reason to go. Overall a great place. Don't forget to support it if you can, or we may lose it.

I love, love, love this park and forest! There is a great network of winter trails, you can walk your dog off-leash for hours. (The trails are too wet in summer, but still some great woods-walking all year round).

The trail is beautiful - great day for early season mushrooms and seeing the random doggies going through. If you have kids or a fear of dogs, know that dogs can go off-leash here and it is still quite wet and muddy.