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Skiwanis Snowshoe Trails

Skiwanis Snowshoe Trails

Rouyn-Noranda, Rouyn-Noranda

In the heart of the city of Rouyn-Noranda, a pretty little network with a rolling relief propels you into nature time to say it. The trail starts gently on Kiwanis Lake or at the end of Senator Path and then ventures into the woodlands on the edge of town. Lakes, forests and marshes follow each other with some ups and downs that will please you. A little bit away, a cute little refuge allows you a time of rest near the wood stove before taking the way back.

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  • mountain 14.4 Km (Mixed)
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  • Parking Parking Stationnement Skiwanis 48°14'22.0"N
    79°01'57.4"O
  • Parking Parking Stationnement du chemin Sénateur 48°14'26.2"N
    79°02'27.6"O​
  • Refuge Refuge Refuge ski 48°14'20.2"N
    79°03'52.1"O
  • Refuge Refuge Refuge Lavigne 48°14'10.1"N
    79°04'10.7"O

Accessibility

Access Rights

   Free, no reception infrastructure.

   Pets allowed.

Directions to the starting point

In Rouyn-Noranda, the parking lot is near Lac Noranda (municipal beach) at the corner of 15th Street and Rideau Boulevard near a shopping centre. Another entrance and located on the Chemin Sénator behind the offices of the Sûreté du Québec.

Kiwanis Beach Parking: Free

Position : 48°14'22.0"N   79°01'57.4"O

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Senators Road Parking: Free 

Position : 48°14'26.2"N   79°02'27.6"O

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Contact

819 797-3195

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See the Facebook page "Les ami(e)s du Skiwanis"

See the blog "Les ami(e)s du Skiwanis"

Specifications

  • Flat to hilly terrain. 
  • Railway crossings, snowmobile trails and cross country ski trails.
  • 2 heated shelters with dry toilet
  • Rental snowshoes at the Dumulon General Store, Wednesday to Monday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

Natural Environment

These are mainly lowland landscapes with several trefoil and white beech forests or primary forests that have been affected by fire during colonization or mining activities.

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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.