Parc régional de la Forêt Ouareau

Access to the trail is from parking lot P4. It is a linear trail leading to the Contrefort sector.
There is a rest area at the trailhead offering a view of the Ouareau River. From the parking lot to the river and this rest area, the trail is covered with large gravel, has no slope, and is relatively wide, making it partially accessible.
The width of the trail varies along its length and becomes very narrow in some places. The trail has many obstacles, including sand, large rocks, and roots. There are also bridges and bollards that narrow the passage to 38 cm. There are slopes of up to 30% and several sections require stepping over large rocks.

Several dry toilets are located at various points around the site, generally near trailheads. None of them are accessible, as they all have thresholds and no grab bars. There are no accessible picnic tables anywhere on the site.

The trail begins about 40 m from parking lot P2 and starts with a very steep 44% incline on a coarse gravel surface. It then continues into the forest via a narrow dirt path, varying in width from 40 to 60 cm.
The trail has many obstacles, including roots, logs, and rocks, as well as sections with slopes of up to 29%. Educational signs are posted along the trail.

The reception desk is not accessible, but it is possible to purchase daily access directly on the park's website.

This is a multi-purpose trail connecting the visitor center to the P5 parking lot and serving all parking lots and trailheads. It is used by vehicles, but can also be used by pedestrians and cyclists. The trail is generally gently sloping, although some sections have gradients ranging from 10% to 20%.
Picnic tables are located near the visitor center, but none are accessible. Dry toilets are generally provided at each trailhead.

There are two trails leading to the suspension bridge. The first, located near the river and the rest area, is sandy and inaccessible due to several obstacles, including a small bridge with two steps and large rocks along a 0.2 km stretch. The second trail starts directly at the parking lot, near the reception area. It is a dirt trail with steep slopes of up to 30%, with numerous large rocks and roots, covering a distance of approximately 0.5 km.
The suspension bridge has a 4 cm threshold at the arrival point and gaps of approximately 4 cm between the wooden slats.

A rest area offering a view of the Ouareau River is located in the immediate vicinity of the parking lot. However, there are no adapted picnic tables available.
Two dry toilets are also located near the parking lot. They have a 19 cm threshold and no grab bars.

Access to the Murmures trail is possible from the Pont-Suspendu sector and leads to the Grande-Jetée sector. At this location, some sections of the trail are very narrow, approximately 50 cm wide. The trail has slopes of up to 25% and features several steps, large rocks, and roots.

Dry toilet located near the parking lot: 22 cm threshold, no grab bar, and accessible only via a steep 19% slope.
No picnic tables adapted for wheelchair users.

The route between the parking lot and the lake is approximately 100 feet long and includes a steep 17% slope on uneven ground (sand, rocks, and roots). Access to the dock is via a 76.5 cm wide walkway with no protective edge and a 12 cm threshold between the ground and the walkway.
To rent equipment, the key to the shed is provided by the person at the parking lot entrance or, if unavailable, at the suspension bridge reception desk. The padlock on the shed is located 130 cm above the ground.
No suitable equipment available.