Gault Nature Reserve of McGill University

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The Gault Nature Reserve is a great place to spend time outdoors any time of the year. There is a trail network over 25km long with various summits and outdoor space to explore. There are several incredible lookouts over the hills, making it a popular spot to go in the fall when the leaves change.

Trails are well-marked, maintained, and open year-round for activities like snowshoeing in the snowy months.

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