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	Activities and Services

Outdoor Activities - Summer and Fall

Swimming

On hot summer days, swimming buffs flock to Réservoir Choinière’s beach. A cool dip after enjoying the park’s outdoor and discovery activities is a refreshing way to top off the day...
Period: From June 14 to September 1, 2008

Canoeing and Other Boating Activities

In good weather, Réservoir Choinière is animated by a fleet of small boats winding their way along the shore to the mouth of Rivière Yamaska North. A relaxing way to observe wildlife.I
Period: From May 10 to October 6, 2008

Fishing by the Day

Anglers can try their luck with yellow perch, smallmouth bass and catfish. Up to 19 different fish species populate the reservoir. A Québec fishing licence is mandatory and gas motors are prohibited.
Period: Visitors must respect fishing season opening dates for each species.

Cycling

Cycling is a popular activity at Parc national de la Yamaska. The cycling path winds through the parka round Réservoir Choinière, revealing a forest valley typical of the Appalachian lowlands. A number of viewpoints and rest stops are scattered along the 20-km circuit, inviting cyclists to take a break. The park’s cycling path is part of a regional network of over 250 km of cycling paths. Among the many possible routes, starting from the park, you can do a 56 km loop that passes Granby and Waterloo.
Period: From mid-April to mid-November, 2008
General map of the park (In French only)

Hiking

To discover the park’s attractions, what could be better than a hike along beautiful trails? There are many loops to choose from. Find out more at the Visitors Centre before setting off. And don’t forget your binoculars!
Period: From April 1 to November 30, 2008
General map of the park (In French only)

Cycle-Camping

The park also offers cycle-camping. You’ll love the gorgeous primitive campsites on the shores of Réservoir Choinière. Go ahead, enjoy!
Period: From May 10 to October 12, 2008