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Details of the Trails
| Trail | Length* | Difficulty | Starting Point | Attractions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
L’Albatros (Sentier national) |
19.5 km (one way) | Average to difficult | Val-des-bois town hall | Spectacular view of the area. You can see Lac Écho, Lac Argent and Rivière du Lièvre. |
| Mont Devlin | 9 km | Easy to average | 2.5 km from the Gagnon Registration Centre by Routes 6 and 3 | Variety of wildlife and flora. Mountains, lakes and rivers |
| Mont Bondy | 3.2 km | Easy to average | 2 km from the Pie-IX Registration Centre by Route 5 | Variety of wildlife and flora. Mont Tremblant and the Village of Nominingue can be seen on a clear day |
| Lac Écho | 1.4 km | Easy to average | Lac Écho Campground | Interpretation panels along one section of the Rivière Ernest. Variety of plant and animal species. |
| Mont Resther | 11 km | Easy to average | 35 km from the Gagnon Registration Centre by Route 7 | Magnificent view of a multitude of lakes and hills. Variety of plant and animal life. |
| Lac Ramage | 4.2 km (loop) | Easy | 35 km from the Gagnon Registration Centre by Route 7 | Magnificent view of Desmoliers lake. |
| Mont Moby Dick | 8 km | Easy to average | From the Gagnon Registration Centre | View of Mont-Tremblant and Gagnon lake. |
| Sentier national La route des Zingues | 30 km | Average to difficult | Near the beach of Gagnon lake by lac Gagnon-Est road | The trail is between Gagnon and Preston lakes. There are several great views. See the APLG Web site (hiking trail). |
* The distances indicated are round-trips.