Gite O'bordeleau





The Gite O'bordeleau Has Not Been Certified As Dog Friendly
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The Mosquito Alley and Yellow Box loop is a beautiful hike that offers lots of diversity along the way. Starting at the end of a dirt road, the trail is relatively well marked. It crosses a picturesque forest with many streams and creeks. Then it begins a gradual ascent of 300 meters (1,000 feet) up the western edge of the Luskville Escarpment. At the end of the trail, there is a detour to a small lake. On the way back, the southern part of the loop is quite steep. This trail is not heavily...
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Hikers especially enjoy this hike, especially in the fall when the colors change which you can observe. The roads are well indicated, but it is still suggested to have the map with you because some trails lack markers. The descent via Mosquito Alley can be quite steep, so be sure to have poles if it might be difficult for you. Note that the road to get to the parking lot is not plowed in winter. If you still want to hike the trail, a 4x4 is recommended.
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The Grandview Loop is a beautiful hike, and the views are amazing. Remember to take a picnic to enjoy the view when you arrive at the belvederes. This is a very nice trail with intermittent inclines and some great views. Do not leave without a map or a fully charged phone, as the indications are often not very visible. It is recommended to do the loop counter-clockwise. Consider taking bug spray as you will be fighting mosquitoes for most of the trail and it will get really bad near the...
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This hike leading to Lake Wadsworth is a good physical activity that offers different challenges and beautiful views. If you hike the trail in the fall or spring, the path can be muddy. Make sure you have waterproof boots. The hike climbs in altitude for the first 2 kilometers, then reaches a plateau before descending for the last kilometre. The climb is rather steep.
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The Luskville Falls Trail is a great introduction to more strenuous hiking for novices and a decent challenge even for hikers with good experience. The highlight of this route is the 290 meter climb up the rocky slope of the Eardley Escarpment. At the top, you will have a superb view of the Ottawa River valley. Along the way, discover the plants and trees of the escarpment thanks to the many interpretive panels that line the route and highlight one of the most spectacular ecosystems in...