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Table of huts
It's highly recommended to check out before noon to avoid arriving after dark.
| Name | Maximum number of people | Registration or departure point | Distance from departure point | Degree of difficulty | Additional information |
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| Lac de la Chute | 8 |
Parking lot at the Baie-Éternité sector registration centre located at Rivière-Éternité or the parking lot along Route 170, about five km from Rivière-Éternité toward l’Anse-St-Jean. The registration centre is closed during winter; there are no on-site services. |
Snowshoeing: always follow the yellow markers that identify winter trails. These are the most suitable trails for snowshoeing. | -- | Eight bunk beds (four double beds underneath and four single beds on top). Dormitory style. |
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Backcountry skiing: 11.8 km from the Baie-Éternité sector registration centre (or 7.9 km from the Route 170 parking lot) 13.1 km from the registration centre via Blanche-Éternité trail (involves a steep climb requiring top physical shape) 7.4 km from Lac du Marais 9.2 km from Des Méandres rustic shelter (there is a steep slope, so it is strongly suggested that this segment be used to go from Lac de la Chute hut to Des Méandres rustic shelter and not in the opposite direction) |
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| Lac du Marais | 8 | -- | Snowshoeing: always follow the yellow markers that identify winter trails. These are the most suitable trails for snowshoeing. | -- |
Eight bunk beds (four double beds underneath and four single beds on top). Dormitory style. Three-km segment outside the park (access road to L'Anse-de-Tabatière sector not cleared during winter) |
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Backcountry skiing: 7.4 km from Lac de la Chute 11.3 km from l’Anse-St-Jean (via l'Anse-de-Tabatière) |
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Trails are marked but not mechanically maintained. Most trails are suitable for backcountry skiing with sealskins (high level of difficulty) or snowshoeing. Certain segments are not recommended for backcountry skiing and better suited for snowshoeing (tight turns, steep slopes, etc.). The segment between Lac de la Chute hut and Camp des Méandres (Les Caps trail) is not recommended for backcountry skiing.