Mont-Video snowshoes trails
Mont-Video snowshoes trails
Barraute, Amos Région
The Ascension de la montagne trail allows you to climb the mountain and go around the slopes of alpine skiing, in a dense forest of fir trees that are, at times, full of snow. The section to the west is steeper. You can continue on the Blanche valley trail, which overlooks Lake Roy and offers a view of 100 km of the surrounding towns, including Amos. The end of the loop allows to observe the phenomena of faults and pots, and the return runs along the lake Roy through a cadriere. The Tour de la montagne is a diverse forest, with sections of conifers and sections of hardwoods such as maple, aspen and birch.
- electrocardiogram Easy to Demanding
- mountain 17.1 Km (Mixed)
- calendar seasonal
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Parking
Accessibility
Access Right
Required and payable on a daily or seasonal basis | Visitor facilities
Pets on leash allowed.
Directions to the starting point
From Amos, take Route 111 South. Turn left onto Route 386 East. Turn right onto Route 386 E/397 South. Continue on 1st Street West. Continue on the path to Mount Video.
From Val-d'Or, take Route 397 Nord. In Barraute, turn left on 1st Rue Ouest. Turn left to stay on 1st Rue Ouest. Take the Mont-Vidéo trail for about 11 km. Turn right to reach the mountain. The trail starts on the left, at the entrance to the parking lot.
Parking (large): Free, open all-year-round.
Coordinates: 48°25'06,3"N | 77°46'33,6"O
Address : 43, chemin Mont-Vidéo | Barraute, Québec, J0Y 1A0
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Contact
T 819 734-3193
Email : info@montvideo.ca
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Sunrise : 07:24
Sunset : 18:29 -
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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.