The loop of the Morios
Région(s): Charlevoix | Catégorie(s): Randonnée pédestre
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4 h à 6 h
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Envoyez-nous vos photosThis hike on Mont des Morios is an ascent that rewards a 360-degree view of the St.Lawrence River and the Charlevoix Mountains. The first section of the route takes place on the mythical Traversée de Charlevoix trail, a section of the National Trail. The route then passes through the Mont des Morios trail. It is recommended to walk the loop clockwise to avoid a steep descent.
Once the round trip to the south summit is complete, continue the loop to reach the north summit. Finally, descend to the National Trail to return to the Boudreault Lake parking lot.
For detailed map and more information 👉Loop of the Morios
Recommended mid-June to late October;
Restriction: the wearing of bibs or bright coloured clothing is mandatory during the hunting period (from mid-September to mid-October).
For more information, visit the Association du secteur pied-des-monts website.
Annual membership: $10
No reservations required.
Assurez-vous d’avoir les compétences, l’équipement et les autorisations nécessaires avant de pratiquer les activités sur le site.
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For over 40 years, Rando Québec has been committed to promoting, developing and protecting the practice of hiking and snowshoeing in Quebec. This involves many projects to protect our natural environments and encourage young people to go out and do outdoor activities, through the largest trail directory, through training, and much more!
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