Summit of Mount Sugar Loaf in Appalachian Park
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With their exceptional panoramas, YES! the Sugar Loaf and Grande Coulée mountains are clearly worth the detour… But what makes the Parc des Appalaches truly unique is the immense freedom it offers. Here, you can create your own adventure, at your own pace, according to your own desires. That’s what makes it one of the most beautiful nature parks in Quebec. Nothing less.
People watching the sunset in Appalachian Park
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A 3-day self-guided trek
A tent on your back, a well-filled pack and some motivated friends. Three days of autonomy, summits, trails and memories that taste of freedom. Sarah tells us about her wonderful journey.
Crossing the Devost river bridge at Parc des Appalaches
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Canoe trip on the Rivière Noire Nord-Ouest in the Parc des Appalaches at Sainte-Lucie-de-Beauregard
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Sailing the Rivière Noire Nord-Ouest
A canoe, a dog (yes, they’re welcome!), and a peaceful river winding through the forest… Another way to discover the park: gentler, but just as lively. Join Gérard and Roxanne on their adventure, accompanied by their husky, Jack!
Sleep outside… your way!
Tent under the stars, forest refuge, cozy lakeside or riverside cottage… over 150 options to extend the pleasure, get away for real, and share memories as a gang, couple or solo. Here, there’s something for everyone!
Woman on the balcony of the Refuge du Martin-pêcheur in front of an outdoor fireplace at Parc des Appalaches
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Pda Camping Du Mont Sugar Loaf 2 Danieltphoto
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Camping Your Way
Whether you want to pitch a tent and sleep under the stars or park your small RV in the heart of nature, the newly developed Mont Sugar Loaf campground at the foot of the mountain now offers 150 campsites where you can reconnect with nature.
Great family fun!
No-hassle ready-to-camp, bog biking with carnivorous plants (yes, they really do exist!), kayaking on the Rivière Noire, campfires, swimming in waterfalls… and even mushroom picking! The kind of nature trip you won’t soon forget. Ange, our local guide, tells you all about it right here!
Observe Petit Lac des Vases, in Appalachian Park
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Enjoy a peaceful sibling moment on the banks of Chute du Ruisseau des Cèdres in Appalachian Park.
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Lounging on a natural beach… or at the foot of a waterfall
Looking for a moment to do nothing (and do it well)? Head for Rivière Daaquam, Langue de Chatte or the waterfalls of Ruisseau des Cèdres. Natural beaches, refreshing pools, toes in the water, forest soundscape…. No lifeguard, just peace and quiet!
Sainte-Lucie-de-Beauregard Home
Day pass*
Adults: $8
17 and under: Free
Residents of the park area: Free
*Taxes included
Annual loyalty pass*
Adults: $40
17 and under: Free
Residents of the park area: Free
*Taxes included
N.B. The Park pass is not valid for access to the Centre plein air de Sainte-Apolline and the Sentiers de l’Inconnu Fatbike and cross-country ski trails (access fee payable on site).
People watching the sunset in Appalachian Park
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Summit of Mount Sugar Loaf in Appalachian Park
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A hiker on a footbridge with her dog
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Woman on the balcony of the Refuge du Martin-pêcheur in front of an outdoor fireplace at Parc des Appalaches
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Friends sharing a picnic in Appalachian Park
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Hiking in Appalachian Park
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Drave Dam Bridge in Appalachian Park
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Canoe trip on the Rivière Noire Nord-Ouest
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Bridge crossing in Appalachian Park
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Canoeing the Rivière Noire Nord-Ouest with Jack the husky
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Couple enjoying an outdoor coffee at Parc Des Appalaches
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Canoe trip on the Rivière Noire Nord-Ouest in the Parc des Appalaches at Sainte-Lucie-de-Beauregard
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Hiking in Appalachian Park
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Observation point along the Mont Sugar Loaf trail
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Sunset on the river near Camping de la Devost in the Parc des Appalaches
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Parc Des Appalaches Montmagny Et Les Iles Autumn 2020 Stephanie Allard Tca 9
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