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Written by Stephanie Park Monday, 15 February 2010 00:00

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Consider LaVérendrye. It boasts over 800 kilometers of well-maintained and marked canoe routes throughout a vast wilderness of 13,615 sq. km. Some call it, “Algonquin Park without the crowds.”

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La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve is situated in the regions of Outaouais and Abitibi-Témiscamingue in Quebec and is one of the best places in the world to canoe with over 20 different routes for both lakewater and whitewater canoeists alike.

Plan your next canoe trip with one of these routes.


 



Circuit Classification

Two-day circuit


CIRCUIT

CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION

GROOMING
FREQUENCY

 

10

Jean-Péré

A

 

11

Antostagan

A

 

64

Canimiti

C

 

20

Rivière Gens-de-Terre
(Section 1)

B

 

 

 

Three-day circuit


CIRCUIT

CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION

GROOMING
FREQUENCY

 

11

Antostagan

A

 

15

Poulter

A

 

30

La Roulette

B

 

34

Portage Larouche

A

 

70

Lac Lambert

C

 

 

 

 

 

Four-day circuit


CIRCUIT

CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION

GROOMING
FREQUENCY

 

20

Rivière Gens-de-Terre
(Section 2)

C

 

78

La Perche-Chartier

C

 

35

Carrière

B

 

 

 

Five-day circuit


CIRCUIT

CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION

GROOMING
FREQUENCY

 

16

Kondiaronk

B

 

33

Nicobyzard

C

 

37

Canawamamini

C

 

60

Rivière Chochocouane
(Section 2)

B

 

61

Petite Boucle
Chochocouane

C

 

 

 

 

 

Six-day circuit


CIRCUIT

CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION

GROOMING
FREQUENCY

 

33

Nicobyzard

B

 

60

Rivière Chochocouane
(Section 1 et 2)

B

 

 

 

Seven-day circuit


CIRCUIT

CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION

GROOMING
FREQUENCY

 

73

Lac Granet - Outaouais

C

 

77

Hawkesbury - Des Baies

C

 

 

 

 

 

8-10-day circuit


CIRCUIT

CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION

GROOMING
FREQUENCY

 

63

Grande Boucle
Chochocouane

B-D

 

 

 

Variable circuit


CIRCUIT

CIRCUIT
DESCRIPTION

GROOMING
FREQUENCY

 

25

Réservoir Cabonga
Section nord
Section sud


C
B

 

 

 

 

 

Duration 
(We recommend the following distances)

10 km per day for beginners

 

15 km per day for intermediates

 

20 km per day for experts

 

The duration recommended for each circuit may vary according to the number and length of portages, and the size of the lakes to be crossed (wind factor).

 

 

 

Grooming frequency

A: annually

 

B: approximately every 3 years

 

C: approximately every 5 years

 

D: never

 

To be informed on the dates our developing teams marked and maintained specific routes, please  Contact us.

 

 

 

 

 

Source: LaVerendrye


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