Forêt récréative Skating Trail
Forêt récréative Skating Trail
Val-d'Or, Vallée-de-l'Or
The Agnico-Eagle Ice Trail is ideal for enjoying the fresh forest air. Lace up your skates and explore the 2 km of this incomparable ice trail in a natural Valdorien forest setting. For a more magical atmosphere, come visit us in the evening on the illuminated trail. You'll never have seen such a perfect spot for a date!
- electrocardiogram Easy
- mountain 1.8 Km (Loop)
- calendar seasonal
Sections
Sentier Glacé
- electrocardiogram Easy
- mountain 1.71 km (Linear)
Icy Trail
- electrocardiogram Easy
- mountain 1.71 km (Loop)
Traverses
- electrocardiogram Easy
- mountain 0.05 km (Linear)
Points of service and interest
Category Name
Accessibility
Access Rights
Ice trail schedule: Daily from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Opening hours of the chalet: Monday to Friday from 9 am to 9 pm |
Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 7 pm.
Pets NOT allowed.
Directions to the starting point
In Val-d'Or, follow the road to the airport, 7th Street south. Turn right at the sign for the ski center. The welcome cottage is located just 5 minutes from downtown Val-d'Or.
Parking : free
Position : 48°3'29,171"N | 77°47'35,654"O
View the route from your location on Google Map
Contact
Address: 179, chemin de la Forêt-Récréative | Val-D'or, Québec, J9P 0G5
T 1 819 824-1333, poste 4290
info@foretrecreative.com
Natural Environment
Geography
The esker is part of a vast glacial moraine (called the Inter-Lobaire Harricana Moraine) that crosses the landscape from the Témiscamingue region to James Bay in the north. Between the butts that form the "esker", there are often depressions or bowls called "kettles" formed by spreading sand around the ice blocks that melted on site. There are two spring lakes formed of "kettles" in the area of our trails, are the lake of the Barbus and the lake Clément.
Flora
Grey pine, the dominant tree in the entire Recreational Forest area, is the only species that grows well on sandy hills. There are also some beautiful stands of white birch and aspen poplar. Black spruce and balsam trees dominate in less drained areas.
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