Parc-nature de la Pointe-aux-Prairies

The restroom is located on a section of the trail with a 10% grade.

The trail is mainly made of compacted rock dust, with a few sections of coarse gravel or dirt. The route generally has gentle slopes (2% to 6%), with a few short sections that can reach 10%. Picnic tables, including one accessible table, are set up on the lawn. Near the Prince-Arthur Street entrance, an accessible portable toilet is available. A fence also crosses the trail near this entrance. The latch to open it is located approximately 160 cm above the ground.

The trail consists of two sections. The first, located near the Héritage Visitor Center, is made of crushed rock and dirt. It features a few obstacles, including wooden bridges with thresholds up to 13 cm high, as well as exposed tree roots along the route. The second section connects the Visitor Center to the St. Lawrence River. The trail begins on a paved road shared with cars, then continues on a crushed stone surface. Several benches and a viewpoint overlooking a body of water are located along the route. This section includes crossing a railroad track, with rails approximately 6 cm high, as well as crossing Notre-Dame Street East.

The trail is primarily made of compacted rock dust and includes a paved section connecting to the bike path. The route generally features gentle slopes (2% to 6%), with a few sections reaching up to 11%. Some sections have grass in the center of the trail or standing water. Rest areas and picnic tables are located along the route, including an accessible table near the parking lot close to the Bleau House. The trail provides access to a wildlife observation deck and a view of the marsh. The bridge leading to the observation deck has a threshold of approximately 4 cm.

The trail forms a loop. The first section of the trail is clearly marked and features gentle slopes (2% to 6%). There are two bridges with a threshold of about 3 cm. The second part of the trail, which runs alongside the railroad tracks, includes short sections with slopes of up to 19%, as well as grassy or mulched sections where the path is less clearly defined. Puddles of water are present in some areas of the trail.

The trail is primarily made of compacted rock dust and includes a paved section connecting to the bike path. The route generally features gentle slopes (2% to 6%), with a few sections reaching up to 11%. Some sections have grass in the center of the trail or standing water. Rest areas are located along the route. Picnic tables set up on the lawn, including an accessible table near the parking lot close to the Bleau House, are also available. The trail provides access to a wildlife observation deck and a view of the marsh. The bridge leading to the observation deck has a step of approximately 4 cm.

There is no accessibility symbol on the restroom.