Difficulty |
Easy | |
Distance |
30 KM | |
Height |
100 meters | |
Elevation gain |
100 meters | |
Child friendly |
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Parc national d'Oka trails list and map ?
Trails | Distance | Elevation | Type | Difficulty |
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Le Calvaire d'Oka (F) | 12.4 km | 150 m | Mixt | Beginner |
Le Rivage Est (A) | 1.8 km | Linear | Beginner | |
Le Rivage Ouest (A) | 1.3 km | Linear | Beginner | |
L'Écureuil | 3.5 km | Loop | Beginner | |
Les Dunes (B) | 3.8 km | Loop | Beginner | |
La Montée - Secteur Le Sommet | 16.2 km | 160 m | Mixt | Advanced |
La Montée - Secteur Ls Chapelles | 10.8 km | 150 m | Mixt | Advanced |
Why choose a trail at Parc national d'Oka?
The Oka National Park in the Laurentians is located about an hour from Montreal. It consists of several lakes and forests that offer a multitude of outdoor activities, including hiking, canoeing, kayaking and fishing. Nature lovers will also be able to observe an abundance of wildlife, including beavers, birds and deer. The park is also a great place to recharge and enjoy the quiet of the forest.
What are the services on site?
Trail maps
Rate & open hour
8 a.m. to sunset
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What are the coordinates and address ?
Starting Point
The Oka National Park trailhead is located at the park entrance on Route 344.
Why visit Parc national d'Oka
Oka National Park is located in the Laurentian region, about an hour from Montreal. It offers visitors a variety of activities and landscapes to discover. There is a mixed forest of coniferous and deciduous trees, as well as a lake and a beach. The park is also ideal for hiking and mountain biking.
Is Oka National Park in the Laurentians a suitable place for the whole family and children?
No, not really.
Things not to be missed
Activities not to be missed near Oka National Park in the Laurentians include hiking, mountain biking and swimming. The area is also known for its excellent fishing and hunting.
Activities not to be missed near Oka National Park in the Laurentians include hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, canoeing and fishing. Visitors can also explore nearby villages and discover local products.
Where to eat?
1. At the foot of Montmorency Falls
2. In a sugar shack
3. On top of a mountain
4. In a park
5. On an island
Camping is possible at various locations in Oka National Park. The most popular sites are those along the Ottawa and Oka Rivers.
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8.90 $
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Hiker reviews
5 out of 5 stars
Based on 26 reviews
Recent reviews
4 out of 5 stars
Amazing mini cabins for the faint of heart camper such as myself. This is a perfect compromise for me and my husband with our two little kids for a weeks adventure. Fully equipped kitchen with the main necessities. The mini bar fridge, kitchen toaster, toaster oven, microwave, coffee machine, kettle and two burner stove top make it perfect for someone who needs a little more luxury and I can't forget to mention the full bathroom, shower, tub and toilet. Only issues and it's the time of year we choose to stay (mid August), is the lack of communication between the main entrance and the convince store. Make sure to double check and triple check if they are even open during your stay as we've encountered over the past two years that the store is NOT open the entire time we are there although we were told by reception at check in it was and until 9:00 pm for us to get wood...not the case. We went off campgrounds as the bundle at the beach store is measly and costly to boot. We ran into a number of campers who were told the same as us and on the second day a paper note appeared on the door of the store saying closed all week, go to the beach convince store which is a drive away, not a walk. Again, not a deal breaker but an inconvenience. Hence the four stars and not five. We will be back with our firewood next year.
5 out of 5 stars
The park is absolutely lovely, there are 2 sides, one with a beach and multiple activities. The other side includes beautiful hiking trails. There are many paved and unpaved bike paths as well. Great place for a nice family time!
5 out of 5 stars
A beautiful park. The beach is amazing. I recommend going there on weekdays if you want to enjoy the park fully.
5 out of 5 stars
One we have visited the place, in mid September at that time no water activities were available. So visit it on July August time. It'll be better. Go with toys and all the beach activities and your lunch. There is one cafe or restaurant is also there. And go with another pair of clothes you can change over there.