Sentier des Falaises Trail Information & Review

January 1, 2018

City: Saint-Raymond Region: Vallée Bras-du-Nord Province/State: Quebec Country: Canada Difficulty Moderate Time 4+ hours Round Trip Distance 17 km Elevation Gain 400 m Camping Yes Public Transit? No Dog Friendly Yes Kid Friendly Yes Aptly named for its lookout points that yield awe-inspiring views, this hike is a true Quebec treasure. Hop in a canoe and pack a tent; you’ll want to stay awhile. Take the QC-175 N to Autoroute 40 to QC-367...

Sentir des Falaises – Hiking Trail Information

City: Saint-Raymond

Region: Vallée Bras-du-Nord

Province/State: Quebec

Country: Canada

Trail Details

Difficulty

Moderate

Time

4+ hours

Round Trip Distance

17 km

Elevation Gain

400 m

Camping

Yes

Public Transit?

Dog Friendly

Yes

Kid Friendly

Yes

Sentier Des Falaises Trail Map

Aptly named for its lookout points that yield awe-inspiring views, this hike is a true Quebec treasure. Hop in a canoe and pack a tent; you’ll want to stay awhile.

HOW TO GET TO SENTIER DES FALAISES

FROM QUEBEC CITY

Take the QC-175 N to Autoroute 40 to QC-367 N in Saint-Raymond and continue onto Vallee Bras-du-Nord. Depart from Home Shannahan.

View a map of driving directions to Sentier des Falaises.

Additional Info

CAMPING AT SENTIER DES FALAISES

There are several huts, yurts, cottages and chalets available, as well as camping spots.

DOGS AT SENTIER DES FALAISES

Dogs are allowed on-leash.

TOILETS AT SENTIER DES FALAISES

There are restroom facilities available.

Contributors to This Trail Guide

Image by Jean-Pierre Magnan Flickr cc by 2.0

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