Parc des Montagnes Noires

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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.

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