[2] The toponym "Parc régional des Appalaches" derives from the mountain range where it is located.

You will therefore find hiking trails, cycle paths and a canoe route in the summer season.

[5] The network of hiking trails allows to be in contact with the wild nature and to view panoramas of lakes, rivers and mountains.

Trails allow you to climb Mount Sugard Loaf and Montagne Grande Coulée, to their respective summit.

Around thirty arched or suspended footbridges have been fitted out on the hiking trails to span rivers or bodies of water.