Hiking Area in Sainte-Adèle, QC

Mont Durocher Park

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899 Bd des Monts, Sainte-Adèle, J8B 1K4

(450) 229-2921

Stationnement Parc linéaire Le P’tit Train du Nord (km 33,2)

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1696 Chem. Pierre Péladeau, Sainte-Adèle, J8B 1C1

(450) 229-6637

Corridor Aérobique

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50 Ch du Lac Echo, Morin-Heights, J0R 1H0

(450) 226-1220

... Ski-Stations & centres, and Other Lodging, Hiking area, Lodging, Park, Hotels, Sports & Recreation...

Corridor Aérobique is a well-maintained hiking and biking trail known for its scenic beauty, particularly the views of lakes and fall colors. Some reviews note areas in need of improvement such as trail conditions, which can be challenging at times with rough crossings and sandy patches. Overall, the trail is suitable for families and offers a nice change from more popular trails. Trails are best for walking and biking, with some sections better suited for wider tires.

Morin Heights Lac Echo

50 Chem. du Lac Écho, Morin-Heights, J0R 1H0

Les Jardins du précambrien

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1301 Mnt Gagnon, Val-David, J0T 2N0

(819) 322-6958

Centre de plein air Roger-Cabana

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2060 Ch des Hauteurs, Saint-Hippolyte, J8A 2L5

(450) 563-2505

... Sports & Recreation Venue, Hiking Trail

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310-332 Chemin Filion, Sainte-Anne-des-Lacs, J0R 1B0

Coulée Park

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1135 rue du clos toumalin, Prévost, J0R 1T0

... Non-profit organization, Park, Nonprofit Organization, Hiking area

Parc de la Coulee is a dog-friendly hiking trail with easy-to-intermediate trails, well-marked trails, clean restrooms, and free access. The park offers various facilities such as soccer fields, BMX track, and picnic areas. Trails are suitable for quiet walks with dogs on a leash and are ideal for all seasons, including winter for fat biking. The park's beautiful scenery features nature panels and apple trees.

Sentier des Pionniers

45 Chem. Cambria, Gore, J0V 1K0

Sentier Mont Larose

121 Chemin Larose, Montcalm, J0T 2V0

... Hiking area

Sentier Mont Larose is a beautiful hiking trail popular among hikers and families with children. The trail offers challenging sections but the views from the top are worth the effort. Dogs are allowed on a leash. Parking can be a challenge, especially during peak hours. Some sections of the trail may require crampons during winter months.