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Parc national de Frontenac hiking , Cantons-de-l'Est, Quebec, Canada

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Difficulty

Easy
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Distance

39.5 KM
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Elevation gain

120 meters
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Dog allowed

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Parc national de Frontenac trails list and map ?

Trails Distance Elevation Type Difficulty
Le Littoral 8 km 10 m Linear Beginner
La Colline 7.4 km 75 m Linear Beginner
Les Grands Pins 5.7 km 5 m Loop Beginner
La Tourbière 5 km 10 m Linear Beginner
L'Érablière 3.2 km 60 m Linear Beginner
Les Passereaux 6.5 km 35 m Linear Intermediate
Massif de Winslow 10.2 km 120 m Linear Advanced

Why choose a trail at Parc national de Frontenac?

Frontenac National Park is located in the Eastern Townships and Chaudière-Appalaches regions of Quebec. It was created in 1987 to protect its territory.

It is an ideal place to escape the daily stress and enjoy a day or more in nature. Whether it's with your family, your friends or your dogs!

Frontenac Park covers an area of 156.5 square kilometers.

The landscape consists of hardwood hills, lakes, ponds and marshes, and is home to over 200 species of birds and many mammals.

Frontenac Park is accessible year round.

There is an entrance fee to enter the park! However, it is free for children under 18 years old.


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Accessible for people with reduced mobility
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Parc national de Frontenac trail map
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Rate & open hour

Access fee $ 0.00
Schedule

From 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Coordinates
-71.1626053
45.8405746

What are the coordinates and address ?

Parc national de Frontenac
(800) 665-6527
599 Chem. des Roy, Sainte-Praxède, QC G0M 1H1, Canada

Hiker reviews

4 out of 5 stars

Based on 8 reviews

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Laura Kiel

4 out of 5 stars

My favorite place.

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Amy Sheetz

4 out of 5 stars

I have lot of funny there.

Starting Point

There are two ways to get there:

Saint-Daniel sector: from Thetford Mines, take route 267 south and follow the indications.

South sector: from Sherbrooke, follow route 108 east to Saint-Romain, then turn left on route 263 and continue to the park entrance.

Why visit Parc national de Frontenac

More than a dozen hiking trails crisscross the two parts of the park, offering hikers a variety of lengths and different levels of difficulty.

Whether on the slopes of the Massif de Winslow trail, or on the shore of Grand Lac Saint-François, in the middle of the coniferous forest, or in the immense peat bog with its thousand years of history, all the park's trails cross all kinds of ecosystems and forest habitats.

Things not to be missed

You probably didn't have time to enjoy all the activities: kayaking, canoeing, trail walking, etc. Don't worry!

Several shelters are available in Frontenac Park. You can choose to sleep in camping, canoe-camping, ready-to-camp, rustic camp or in one of the 8 intimate lakeside cottages.

Our favorites:

We've collected the best cabins for you to make it easy!

● Frontenac Park Cabins:

In Frontenac National Park, enjoy the comfort and privacy of a cozy cottage in the southern region. It can accommodate from 2 to 12 people, all cottages are located on the waterfront and offer a view of the lake. Canoes and paddle boats are included in all cottage rentals.

● Star Lending-Camping:

Ten Γ‰toile ready-to-camp sites are offered in the Baie Sauvage campground (South sector). With a cubic shape, the Γ‰toile ready-to-camp is supported by a wooden structure sealed with canvas. In addition to offering a higher height, more capacity of reception (approximately 6 people) and more storage, it integrates perfectly with the environment in which it is implanted.

● Rustic Camp:

La Tanière Rustic Camp is ideal for nature lovers looking for a comfortable rustic stay. It is located on the shores of Bear Lake.

Let’s Answer Your Questions - FAQ

What is the level of difficulty of Parc national de Frontenac ?

What is the elevation of Parc national de Frontenac?

What are the opening hours?

From 6 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Are dogs allowed?

Yes

Is the place are families friendly?

No

Is there an information center / service center / reception?

Yes

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