Trail	Description	Length and duration	Degree of difficulty	Departure point	Family-friendly
La Grande-Chute Dogs are allowed in this trail, under certain conditions.	Take this short trail that leads to the famous Grande Chute! It is the perfect place to have a family picnic, and the trail also includes a mini challenge course for your little ones' delight! Accessible for the mobility impaired	1.2 km (round-trip) 45 min.	Easy	La Grande-Chute parking lot. Access by Rivière Kipawa Road.	Yes, but adult supervision is recommended (river nearby)
Rivière Kipawa: Grande-Chute Inukshuk section	Want to extend your outing? This beautiful trail will allow you to be alone in the forest, under a magnificent forest canopy with the roar of the Hollywood rapid of the Rivière Kipawa in the background! This trail has several climbs and descents, perfect for those who don't mind seeing their heart rate increase! You could admire the Grande-Chute from an angle that was previously inaccessible!	2.7 km (one way) 1 h 30	Intermediate	Access by La Grande-Chute or L'Inukshuk trail.	No
L'Inukshuk	Hike along rocky cliffs, through a cedar grove, and down a remarkable stone stairway. This trail opens up to the shores of Lac Témiscamingue and offers stunning views of the lake.	2.4 km (round-trip) 1 h	Intermediate	L’Inukshuk parking lot. Access by Rivière Kipawa Road.	No
La Paroi-aux-Faucons	A splendid trail easily accessible with strollers. It will lead you to a rocky cliff, where peregrine falcons can often be seen. Look up, and you might be lucky enough to see one soaring in the sky.	1.1 km (loop) 45 min.	Easy	La Paroi-aux-Faucons parking lot. Access by Rivière Kipawa Road.	Yes, but adult supervision is recommended (cliff nearby)
Rivière Kipawa: Laniel-Broken Bridge section Dogs are allowed in this trail, under certain conditions.	This trail follows the Rivière Kipawa and offers many views of its rapids. Bring good walking boots, some snacks and take a break between yellow birches or on rocks to observe this beautiful river. Recommended for experienced hikers only.	10 km (one way) 6 h	Difficult	Laniel Registration Centre, access behind the dam at Laniel or by the Kipawa River road, next to the Broken Bridge	No
L'Estacade Dogs are allowed in this trail, under certain conditions.	Hike or bike along this beautiful loop trail to discover the key attractions and services of the Pointe-Opémican sector. Hiking and mountain biking.	3 km (loop) 1 h	Easy	Pointe-Opémican Visitors Centre. Access by Chemin Opémican,	Yes
Piers	Quickly gain altitude with this trail that offers a magnificent view of the Opémican timber floating relay station and of Lac Témiscamingue. Can you spot the small hemlock fir stand on your way back?	1.7 km (loop) 1 h	Intermediate	Pointe-Opémican Visitors Centre. Access by Chemin Opémican.	Yes
De la Prucheraie	Make the pleasure last from the Sentier des Piers by taking this section that will bring you into a majestic forest.	1.6 km 45 min.	Intermediate	Pointe-Opémican Visitors Centre. Access by Piers trail or Chemin Jodoin.	Yes
Des Éclaireurs Dogs are allowed in this trail, under certain conditions.	Get off the beaten path and go hike the plateau overlooking the Opemican Point. A nice loop for people who wants to start hiking longer trails.	7.6 km (loop) 3 h	Difficult	Pointe-Opémican Visitors Centre. Access by Chemin Opémican or La Prucheraie trail.	No
Chemin Jodoin Dogs are allowed in this trail, under certain conditions.	Take a wonderful hike or bike ride along the old access road of Pointe Opémican. It's the perfect place to take your dog out for a walk! Hiking and mountain biking.	4 km (round-trip) 1 h 30	Intermediate	Pointe-Opémican Visitors Centre. Access by Chemin Opémican.	No

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