Our territory is criss-crossed with short and long-distance trails for all levels. More than 6,000 kilometres of trails traverse our cities, parks and wildlife reserves. Dotted with lakes and rivers, our forest trails are home to a variety of wildlife. Don’t be surprised if you come across a fox or a deer. It happens often.
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What type of hiker are you?
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Alpine?
Our tallest accessible peaks range from 800 m to 1,652 m. The highest is Mont d’Iberville located in Parc national de Kuururjuaq, in Nunavik. The views from its summit are well worth the effort!
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Adventurer?
Our long-distance hiking trails are paradise for explorers and adventurers. Endurance and resilience are key qualities for anyone tackling one of our eight longest trails, whose distances vary from 105 to 1,075 km.
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Aerial?
Some of our trails feature suspended walkways and bridges. From these dizzying heights, you’ll get a bird’s eye view of our meandering rivers and hear our thunderous waterfalls. Stunning landscapes right at your feet! Don’t miss out!
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Pilgrim?
Need a break? We know where and how... With your walking stick in hand, set out on one of Québec’s pilgrimage routes and discover an array of spiritual, natural and cultural sites sure to rejuvenate the soul.
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Urban?
When you need a breather from the hustle and bustle of city life, taking a stroll along the tranquil pathways of our urban parks is a great way to relax.
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Environmentally friendly?
Here are the 7 principles for hiking that leaves no trace: prepare and plan, use marked trails, manage waste properly, leave what you find intact, minimize the impact of fires, respect wildlife, and respect others. It's as easy as that!
Our hiking trails are peaceful havens that appeal to all types of hikers in search of new horizons! Use the filters to search for specific types of hiking trails, paid or free, in the areas you want to explore.
