Divided between the Lanaudière and Laurentides regions, Réserve faunique Rouge-Matawin is characterized by a well-defined duality. Two watersheds supply water to this reserve next to Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, giving it two distinct characters: to the west, the sometimes spirited and sometimes lazy Rivière Rouge and its tributaries, where speckled trout thrive, and to the east, the winding and mysterious Rivière Matawin and its tributaries teeming with Northern pike.
In the winter, the Saint-Michel sector becomes a mecca for snowmobiling enthusiasts owing to the many complementary activities and trails, accommodations, restaurants and gas stations.
Take note! Many large cabins still available in the wildlife reserve are now being offered to small groups. Take a look at the chart to see the list of cabins included in this special. This offer applies to remaining vacancies only. Certain conditions apply.
Hunting stays are still available in the wildlife reserve for 2010. Click here
Hunting stays are still available in the wildlife reserve for 2010. Click here
The borders of the wildlife reserve's moose hunting sectors and white-tailed deer hunting sectors can now be seen on a downloadable KML file. Click here