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Sentiers pédestres du Mont-Vidéo

Sentiers pédestres du Mont-Vidéo

Barraute, Amos Région

This trail system crosses a forest made up of maple, aspen and birch trees, among others. you go around the hill before climbing it. You will see a fall of 3 m in height, as well as the phenomena of faults and pots. At the top of the hill, a gazebo offers a view over 100 km, allowing you to see Lake Roy and neighboring towns like Amos. You will also find signs on the geomorphology of the mountain.

  • electrocardiogram Easy to Demanding
  • mountain 17.3 Km (Mixed)
  • calendar Début mai à la fin novembre

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  • Parking Parking Stationnement du Mont-Vidéo 48°25'06,3"N
    77°46'33,6"O
  • Circonflexe Circonflexe RécréOsisko 48°14'21.9"N
    79°00'57.0"O
  • Circonflexe Circonflexe Carrefour Jeunesse Emploi Abitibi-Ouest 48°48'12.312"N
    79°12'18.108"O
  • Circonflexe Circonflexe Maison du Tourisme Amos Harricana 48°3'28.87978"N
    77°47'36.96644"O
  • Circonflexe Circonflexe Coop de L’Arrière-Pays 47°19'58.512"N
    79°26'15.108"O
  • Circonflexe Circonflexe Parc du Belvédère à Malartic 48°8'1.86"N
    78°7'25.068"O
  • Circonflexe Circonflexe Participarc, LaSarre 48°47'35.9052"N
    79°12'29.7126"O

Accessibility

Access Rights

Free, without welcome center

Pets are allowed.

Directions to the starting point

From Val-d'Or, take the road 397 north to Barraute. Then take the Mont-Vidéo trail for about 12 km. The trails are accessible by taking the main ski slope for about 100 m, then turn left to cross the gate.

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This sheet has been prepared from information provided by outdoor enthusiasts deemed sufficiently reliable and experienced. Errors or omissions are always possible and Tourisme Abitibi-Témiscamingue cannot accept responsibility for any problem or accident that may arise from this sheet or be attributed to its use. If you notice any errors or omissions during your expedition, we would be very grateful if you would let us know by email pleinair@atrat.org in order to keep our information up to date.