TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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Parc des Montagnes Noires is home to 17 trails, 25 km in length, perfect for biking, hiking, skiing and snowboarding. A combination of farmland and forest, this 800-acre park is also home to an observation tower and belvedere upon Mont Grand-Pic.
With rentals for skis, snowshoes, toboggans and tubes, this park is the perfect locale for anyone who loves the great outdoors. Fun for the whole family, come check out Parc des Montagnes Noires.
Photos: Google Maps, Gab SEO Vaugeois
Camping La Pinède allows visitors the opportunity to camp in a pristine natural environment. Located on the banks of the rivière de la Petite Nation, the park, open from May to September, is home to 145 camp sites, a beach, soccer field, farmhouse, and playground.
With something for everyone, Camping La Pinède is sure to be fun for the whole family.
Photos: Google Maps, emmylou belanger Langlois; http://www.lapinede.ca/
Don’t miss this beautiful cozy café while visiting Cheneville. 4.7 stars on Google reviews.
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“Fantastic little authentic French bakery. Great bread and pastry. Selection can be very limited depending on day and time. Very friendly service.”
Photo: Google Maps, William Binns
This hiking area is located in Parc Robert Latour-Sentier.
Access behind the school. Red loop with some nice elevation. Newly groomed trails, well maintained, new benches, etc. 3km total so not Hughes, but in the trees and very pleasant!
