8 randonnées incontournables à faire au Québec

8 must-do hikes in Quebec for nature lovers

Are you an outdoor enthusiast looking for your next adventure? Look no further because we have found it for you!

The beautiful province of Quebec is the destination of choice. With its varied landscapes, majestic mountains and breathtaking national parks, this province offers exceptional hiking opportunities.

Gaspésie National Park -
Mont Albert Hike

The Mount Albert hike is a must for mountain lovers. It is approximately 17 km long (round-trip) with some steep, rocky sections requiring you to be in a good physical condition. When reaching the summit, you will be amazed by the spectacular panoramic views, a sweet reward after a fierce 6 to 8-hour hike!

Get ready to observe a variety of breathtaking landscapes and its renowned biodiversity (caribou, moose, arctic hare, beaver, eagles and hawks,etc). Make sure to be properly prepared for this demanding hike with our range of hiking clothes!

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Jacques-Cartier National Park -
Wolf Trail

The Wolf Trail is slightly less strenuous, but still covers 10 km (round-trip) with some steep, rocky sections. Be prepared for 3-4 hours of breathtaking scenery overlooking the magnificent views of the Jacques Cartier valley. During your trek, you’ll traverse through lush forests and journey alongside the serene Jacques-Cartier River.

Equip yourself with quality hiking boots to guarantee an exceptional hiking experience! For wildlife enthusiasts, you'll even have the opportunity to potentially spot the elusive Canadian lynx, Canadian beavers and a host of other captivating species.

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La Mauricie National Park -
Les Cascades Trail

Enjoy this moderately challenging trail of roughly 3.5 km (round trip), and immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery. As its name suggests, the trail takes you on a 2-hour journey through a magnificent landscape of cascades and waterfalls. You can be sure you won't be disappointed!

We recommend that you take advantage of the belvederes offering panoramic views of the surrounding valley to get the most out of this place. You may even spot white-tailed deer and hares. Don’t wait any longer, grab your favourite hiking backpack and get on the road that peaks your interest!

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Mont-Tremblant National Park -
Bois-Franc Trail

The Bois-Franc trail is one of the most popular in Mont-Tremblant national park. It takes about 4 hours to complete the 12 km loop and return. The hike begins at the Monroe Lake Service centre, where you can get information on trail conditions and obtain park maps.

Dare to get lost in the dense coniferous forest and walk among deer, fox and beavers to keep you company: you will not regret it! Though it is a moderately difficult trail, don't forget to stay hydrated throughout your efforts. Choose from our range of insulated water bottles and get on track!

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Bic National Park -
The Chemin du Nord Trail

The chemin du nord is the perfect family outing. As well as being fairly short (4 km), the path is easily accessible, even with children. The trail offers you a beautiful 1 to 2 hour walk along the coast of Parc national du Bic.

Once on site, you’ll love the view of the St. Lawrence Gulf, admire the park's emblematic rocks and discover picturesque little beaches. It’s a must for sea-lovers! Remember to wear a hiking hat and sunglasses to protect you as you watch the seals and seabirds in the area!

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Mont Orford National Park -
Mont Chauve Trail

If you're looking for a reasonably easy hike with a few challenges, the Mont Chauve trail in Mont Orford national park is the ideal one. Grab your hiking poles and get on the 8.5 km long trail but beware of the rocky sections.

It takes approximately 4 hours to reach the 850 m summit of Mont Chauve. But don't worry, your efforts will soon be rewarded by a breathtaking panoramic view of Lake Memphremagog!

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Montagne d’Argent National Park Trails

Montagne d'Argent National Park offers a wide variety of trails to suit everyone. The lake trails covers 8 km of moderate difficulty on Lac de l'Ours, Lac Caribou and Lac à la Truite. If you prefer waterfalls, the waterfall trail (4 km) takes you to a beautiful waterfall in a peaceful, easily accessible natural setting.

For a longer and more demanding hike, the big loop trail passes through multiple parts and landscapes of the park. Get ready for 22 km of terrain for the experienced hiker. On the other hand, the sentier de la roche is a short, easy hike (1.5 km), offering breathtaking views from a rock-top lookout. Whatever you choose to do, get a pair of hiking shoes that's right for YOU!

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Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie National Park -
Acropole-des-Draveurs Trail

Given its significant elevation gain, the Acropole des Draveurs trail, spanning 11 km, is classified as a high-difficulty hike. There are many steps to climb to reach the 1048 m summit, but you'll be rewarded by the breathtaking view!

Between towering cliffs, profound valleys, and abundant biodiversity, your experience is bound to be nothing short of great. When venturing into demanding terrain, remember to bring along nutritional snacks to keep your energy levels high!

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Nature is calling for you

Discover our range of hiking apparel and set off on an adventure!
Quebec is brimming with natural wonders just waiting to be explored. These 8 hiking destinations are a great starting point for those looking to discover the province's beauty. Whether you're a mountain lover, a scenic enthusiast or a coastal explorer, there's something for everyone.

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We know you're an adventurer through and through, but even the best can get hurt, so remember to bring along a first-aid kit with you on your trip.

Put on your hiking boots, pack your backpack and your hat for added protection!
Get ready for breathtaking panoramas, discover unique flora and fauna, and connect with nature in all its splendor!