Here, there is snow and a lot of beautiful places to enjoy snowshoeing. Snowshoeing in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region is synonymous with gentle adventure, breathtaking vistas, crazy snow, cold weather and, above all, trails for all levels.
For the novice, snowshoeing is a winter activity that consists of walking in the woods on thick layers of soft snow. With snowshoes on your feet, you can access mountainous areas in the forest where access would normally be limited due to heavy snow accumulations.
Some ideas for planning your outing
- Dress warmly. However, do not hesitate to use layers. Sometimes it can get hot in the middle of an expedition.
- Equipment can be rented at most trails locations.
- There are trails for all levels, from short walks in the forest to multi-hour hikes.
- You'll never run out of incredible views in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean!
- Be sure to check the weather before you go.
- Who will you go with? As a couple, with friends, solo, with family...
- How far do you want to travel? How much time do you have?
Plan your outing and contact the businesses you want to stop at on your way to make sure they are open, have measures in place, etc.
Snowshoeing trails to discover by sector
The soft adventure will never have been as striking as in all the hikes that it is possible to make in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean. Snowshoeing is practiced in municipal parks, ski resorts, national parks and tourist attractions.
Discover the list of trails where you can snowshoe safely. Explore snowy landscapes that will blow your mind in the Lac-Saint-Jean, Saguenay, Route du Fjord and North Shore sectors. There is something for everyone, from the shortest to the longest hike.
Snowshoeing trails in the Lac-Saint-Jean sector
Winter and summer alike, the Lac Saint-Jean area impresses with its vastness and idyllic locations for outdoor sports. Put on your snowshoes and discover the magnificent scenery of this area, which is full of places that deserve to be discovered.
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Village historique de Val-JalbertChambord
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Parc de la Chute-à-MichelSaint-Félicien
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Parc régional de la CouronneLa Doré+ 2 other contact details
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Parc d'une rive à l'autreAlma+ 2 other contact details
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Parc régional du Lac KénogamiSaguenay (Chicoutimi bor.)+ 1 other coordinate
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Les Grands Jardins du Lac-St-JeanNormandin
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Parc régional des Grandes-Rivières du lac Saint-JeanDolbeau-Mistassini
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Moulin des Pionniers de La DoréLa Doré
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Centre de villégiature Dam-en-terreAlma
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Tobo-SkiSaint-Félicien
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Chute à L'ours Site TouristiqueNormandin
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Réserve faunique des LaurentidesSaint-André-du-Lac-Saint-Jean+ 1 other coordinate
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Le domaine l'Avantage InnRoberval
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Complexe touristique du Lac-à -JimSaint-Thomas-Didyme
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Arboretum de la presqu'île CroftMétabetchouan–Lac-à-la-Croix
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Mont Lac-VertHébertville
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Centre plein-air Do-Mi-SkiDolbeau-Mistassini
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Club Plein Air OuiatchouanLac-Bouchette
Snowshoeing trails available in the Saguenay sector
The Saguenay sector is full of breathtaking scenery. Discover them through its short or long snowshoeing trails, perfect for all levels of difficulty.
Just next to the city, you'll find an incredible natural environment.
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Parc de la Rivière-du-MoulinSaguenay (Chicoutimi bor.)
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Parc régional du Lac KénogamiSaguenay (Chicoutimi bor.)+ 1 other coordinate
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Centre Plein air Le NorvégienSaguenay (Jonquière bor.)
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Centre plein air Bec-ScieSaguenay (La Baie bor.)+ 1 other coordinate
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Bois Rond ExpérienceSaguenay (La Baie bor.)
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Réserve faunique des LaurentidesSaint-André-du-Lac-Saint-Jean+ 1 other coordinate
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Saguenay AventuresL'Anse-Saint-Jean+ 6 other contact details
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Le ValinouëtSaint-David-de-Falardeau
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Contact Nature - Okwari Le FjordSaguenay (La Baie bor.)+ 2 other contact details
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Club le Perce-Neige de BéginBégin
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Centre de vélo de montagne le PanoramiqueSaguenay (Chicoutimi bor.)
Snowshoeing trails in the Route du Fjord sector
The famous Monts-Valin and the grandiose Saguenay Fjord are must-see destinations for snowshoeing enthusiasts. Discover larger-than-life landscapes. Experience the real winter!
Grandiose, unique: words fail to describe the beauty of this area