PARC LE TROU DE LA FÉE
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It's an exceptional natural site with many attractions, starting with the tumultuous Métabetchouane River, with its waterfalls, cascades and diverse forest cover to be contemplated on 4.5 km of hiking trails. Explore its canyon and enjoy the water intake pipe walk, a historic reminder of its industrial heritage that leads to the remains of a hydroelectric power station. Walk above the water, on footbridges anchored to rock capes and suspension bridges ranging from 8 m to 60 m in height. Don't miss the immersive ÉCHO, la mémoire des pierres experience, with its sound effects and light shows in the heart of a natural amphitheatre unrivalled in Quebec, carved out of the granite of the Canadian Shield. Then there's the cavern, a phenomenon unique in Canada for its formation in this famous granite over a billion years old. It's the ideal place for a first caving experience: easy to visit and safely supervised. For adrenaline-seekers, cross the canyon on two zip lines 350 m long and 50 m high above the river (reservations required).
Walking shoes mandatory, sportswear and sweater recommended. Duration: 4 hours for a complete tour of the park. Children under 5 not allowed in the cave. The trails and cavern are not recommended for people with reduced mobility. However, the immersive experience and cave tour are offered in virtual reality.
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Opening time and information on PARC LE TROU DE LA FÉE
Open daily from mid-June to mid-October. See website for full rates. Wheelchair accessible.
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Spectacular and grandiose! The park of the cave offers an environment typical of the most beautiful landscapes of Quebec. Discover the tumultuous Metabetchouane River with its falls, waterfalls, and the diversity of its forest cover. Explore the canyon and enjoy the water intake pipe walk, a historical reminder of its industrial heritage that leads you to the remains of a hydroelectric plant. Walk 8 meters above the water on footbridges anchored to the rock capes for a distance of 205 meters. Even if they are imposing, these two unique infrastructures in Quebec are perfectly integrated into the landscape and offer impressive, varied and photogenic views.
Adrenaline lovers, cross the canyon on two zip lines totalling 350 meters in length at a height of 50 meters above the river. Great sensations and an exceptional view of the site from the air
Nature lovers, take a walk on our 4 kilometers of trails. Let yourself be seduced by the panorama, charmed by the paths of the 3 falls with the appearance of a small hunting trail and enchanted by the one of the green corridor, a real Chinese garden, with its stream and its moss carpet. You will be amazed, dazzled and fascinated by the original and diversified paths. Le Trou de la Fée park... A different vision of nature!
Schedule: June 18 to August 21: Every day from 9 am to 7 pm. august 22 to Thanksgiving: Every day from 10am to 6pm. Groups from May 18 to July 14 and from August 16 to Thanksgiving: Every day. Zip lines: from Midsummer to Labor Day.
Admission: (Park, cave and immersive experience): adult $27.18, children (5 - 11 years): $16.53 Children under 5 years free. (Minimum age for cave visit 5 years old). Admission (zip lines): adult: $30.44 child (under 12): $24.35 (some conditions apply)
Average duration: 3h30. and more depending on your interest in nature. Add 1h15 for the zip lines. Last admission: 2 hours before closing time.
Walking shoes mandatory. Sportswear and sweater recommended. Persons with limited mobility; not recommended. Cash only.
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L’accueil était moyen.
A savoir que les chiens ne sont pas acceptés dans la grotte ni dans le bâtiment pour l’expérience immersive.
Careful: the views are astounding.
Ceci dit, les infrastructures sont très bien !
Ce qui m'a vraiment impressionné est l'expérience multimédia nous en apprenant davantage sur la Métabechouan et l'évolution du territoire ! Bravo!
Le barrage vaut la peine d'être vu et la chute également.
La randonnée ne doit pas être l'objectif principal de ce parc car les chemins sont faciles et courts.
Employées super sympas, parking aisé.
Pas d'eau potable sur le site.