Hiking

A small 3.5 km hiking trail circles Lac de la Ferme. A few slopes offer a good cardio workout, but overall, it's an enjoyable and relatively easy trail. Several strategically placed picnic tables along the way allow you to appreciate the beauty of the lake and the clarity of its waters.

The Iroquois Trail is a small path with minimal human intervention. Start from Chemin des Lacs to admire waterfalls from a lookout and cross a bridge over the cascades. In spring, the water flow is impressive. The trail follows the stream for 2.5 km to a bridge with a view of the river, then continues towards Duhamel. Don't miss the section towards Lac Simon with waterfalls and picnic tables. From there to Chemin Tour-du-Lac, it's a pleasant 3.7 km. The section from Chemin des Lacs to Lac de la Ferme (2.9 km) offers a view from a cliff and the hideout of Jack Wapic along the way.

The Mic-Mac trails offer opportunities for hiking in the summer, as well as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. They wind through a mixed forest and are suitable for beginners, with routes ranging from 1 km to 7.5 km in length.

The Fairy Cave Trails invite you to explore an exceptionally rich territory, whether you're a casual Sunday stroller or a seasoned hiker. Nestled in the heart of a wild forest on public land, this location is home to a cave dating back 500 million years, a spectacular waterfall, and a canyon along the Blanche River. Wander over 6 kilometers of trails, where wildlife and botanical interpretation panels guide you through this immersive experience.