Outdoor Activities - Summer and Fall
Swimming
The warm water at
the park beach (with
lifeguard) in the Saint-Daniel
Sector, regularly reach
a summer surface temperature
of 26 ºC.
Period: From mid-June until
the end of August
Canoeing and Kayaking
Three
of the park's lakes, including Grand
Lac Saint-François, lend
themselves to canoeing
and kayaking, with outings
lasting from a few minutes
to a full day.
Period: From mid-May to
mid-October
Canoe-Camping
Parc
national de Frontenac offers
a diversified product.
Enthusiasts can take advantage
of sites located on Lac
des Îles, Lac la Barbue
as well as Baie Sauvage
of Grand Lac Saint-François.
A total of 31 sites have
been set aside for this
activity. An area featuring
six sites is also available
for groups.
Period: From mid-May to
mid-October
Sport Fishing
Visitors
can fish on Grand Lac Saint-François
according
to the provincial regulations
in effect for the zone..
Fishing at Lac des Îles, Lac à la Barbue and Lac des Ours is restricted to anglers with visitors' permits. The fishing season closes when the lake's quota is reached. Strict conservation regulations apply, and a Québec
fishing licence along
with a fishing access
right, are compulsory.
Main Species:
Grand Lac Saint-François: walleye,
pike, yellow perch, landlocked
salmon
Lac à la Barbue: bass,
walleye, pike, yellow
perch
Lac des Îles: walleye,
pike, yellow perch
Lac des Ours: walleye, pike
Period: From May 20, 2008 until
the quota for each lake
has been reached.
Cycling
A
magnificent 8-km (one
way) bicycle path along Grand
Lac Saint-François is now accessible for the whole family. Along this magnificent route, you'll discover great spots that open a window on Grand Lac Saint-François, while offering you the chance to stop and rest in peaceful picnic areas. In the Southern Sector, enjoy discovering the trail that links Baie-Sauvage Campground with Lac à la
Barbue.
Period:
From mid-May
to mid-October
Hiking
An
ideal activity to
get in touch with nature,
hiking may be practiced
on some ten trails,
which can often be
combined into circuits,
thus providing hours
of adventure. More
than 77 km of trails,
3.5 km of which have
wooden footpaths. Network
of Trails.
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