The most beautiful hiking trails

Do you like walking in nature, but for lack of time, one can hardly escape the centers? However, you can hike to a few tens of kilometers from the city center, and even within a municipality. Here are some suggestions, many of which are accessible in all seasons. In Montreal in the Montreal area, or on the island itself, several destinations are very interesting. Parc du Mont-Royal accessible on foot, by car, by bike or public transport, the Parc du Mont-Royal offers twenty miles of trails. Appreciated by Montrealers and tourists, the park not only offers picnic areas and a snack. On the road, you can reach the top of the mountain where a breathtaking view of the waiting area. The paths of Olmsted Road andCircular is recommended summit. National Park Boucherville Islands is necessary to use the car or bike to get to the National Park Boucherville Islands, but the site is worth the trip. The park consists of five islands, is located in the St. Lawrence River, a spray boom cities of Montreal and Boucherville. Rest areas, a small ferry and a network of 21 km of slopes with little elevation await. It is also possible to eat there and see wildlife. Natural Park Pointe-aux-Prairies wooded areas, wetlands, abundant wildlife, is what provides the natural park of Pointe-aux-Prairies in the east of the island of Montreal. Ideal for nature lovers. A total of 20.5 km of trails are groomed. Observation also includes gazebos, rest areas and picnic, as well as a barbecue and a suitable dispenser, if you're hungry. Park-nastructure of the isla-de-la-Visitation Nature Park The Ile-de-la-Visitation is a must for beginners. Eight miles of trails in an environment accessible transport. With picnic areas, a restaurant and a dispenser in the case. Natural Park of Cap-Saint-Jacques swimmers known, Cape St. Jacques, in the west of the island of Montreal, is also a natural park 16 km of tracks. A picnic area, a snack, a distributor are publicly available. We can even provide a barbecue. Visit the lookout to observe an interesting picture. And do not forget your bathing suit, once the trip. Municipalities in a few tens of kilometers from Montreal and Sherbrooke, there are several places of interest. Coaticook Gorge Park Coaticook Gorge Park is the place wherendicates for those that vibrate in nature. A beautiful park where walking is relatively easy and can find treasures. Whether in the gorge trail, the trail or mountain trail Tillotson, find interpretive panels that facilitate the understanding of the environment. Not to be missed. It is even possible to put a tent. Border Trails for fans. Border trails offer not less than 135 km of slopes between the Parc national du Mont-Mégantic and customs of Woburn. The busiest areas are Mount Gosford (1193 meters) and Marble Mountain (920 meters). Apart from the points of view are camping platforms and shelters. The trails range from easy to difficult, but the effort is well rewarded. Mauricie is also easy to practice various activities?? s near Trois-Rivières. La Mauricie National Park With its network of trails that require between 30 minutes and seven hours of effort, Mauricie National Park is still the place for lovers. The area offers excursions for the whole family, but reserve some of the most demanding trails. Catering and picnic areas on site. Falls Park St. Ursula Since time immemorial, waterfalls fascinate. A trail of three kilometers, easily accessible, will lead to a lookout where you can see the falls. Accommodation, restaurants and picnic area fill you up. The Falls Park St. Ursula is accessible for the whole family. Montérégie Many sites are open to the public in less than an hour on the island of Montreal, in Montérégie. Nature Centre of Mont Saint-Hilaire A network of felters a total of 25 km and four vertices, what else? Nature Center of Mont Saint-Hilaire offers interesting routes and landscaped in a natural reserve views, all close to a comprehensive conservation area. Picnic areas, shelter and shelter are available in this area frequented by migratory birds. The trails of Mount Rigaud near the town of Rigaud, another summit is equally attractive. The trails of Mount Rigaud is twenty-five miles of trails that lead to various sectors of the mountain with slopes that can reach 120 meters. Interpretive panels allow interesting discoveries. Lanaudière Regional Park Forest Ouareau Over 120 miles of trails await you in the forest Ouareau all seasons, for the most seasoned hiker Sunday. You will find Refugis and the areas for options besides exceptional panoramas. Not to be missed. Seven Falls Regional Park This area offers hiking where you will discover an exceptional view of the Laurentians. If new fans are welcome, the Regional Park of the Seven Falls also offers some very steep trails. Picnic areas and shelters facilitate your stay. Trail length varies from 2 to 6.7 km. The Laurentians access to nature picnic Center UQAM 25 kilometers of tracks, three cabins and campsites twelve shelters improve your ride. Enjoy direct contact with nature, and a dozen kilometers of Montreal, in the heart of the range. Access to the nature of the UQAM Centre is a place not to be missed for lovers of hiking and easy ... more demanding. Parc national du Mont-TremblantParc national du Mont-Tremblant is a must! This majestic park, which contains six major rivers, 400 lakes and streams, 40 species of mammals, is still very popular with walkers. A unique experience is still available: via ferrata du Diable. It is an activity that combines hiking and climbing. Check It Out! There are also 82 km of hiking trails, 10 community shelters and ... scenarios that will remain etched in your memory. The Quebec Region National Capital Region has its jewels. Parc national de la Jacques-Cartier Majestic! Over 100 miles of trails for beginners and experienced hikers are available at the National Park Jacques-Cartier, all in a spectacular setting, just 30 minutes from Quebec. The views are worth the trip, and also find nice picnic areas. Bring your food to eatr on the slopes! Parc de la Chute-Montmorency Again, a necessity. Wherever you are, the roar of the falls can be heard, for your pleasure. You will find the river and cliff, in an ideal location. In fact, the Parque de la Chute-Montmorency is one of the most spectacular parks in the province, even if it has four miles of trails. Snack bar, picnic area and a luxury restaurant are available, in addition to the view of the big drop of 83 meters. No doubt you'll find beautiful places in all regions of Quebec. For example, about L'Isle-aux-Coudres is particularly interesting ... If you walk along the road around the island, you will be amazed at the courtesy of drivers towards cyclists and pedestrians. And for the fans, there is always the International Appalachian Trail, which takes you from New Brunswick to Cap Gaspé. Visit the randoq.qc for more information on each region. Henri Michaud, editor of Canal Vie