Snowmobile Getaway
Snowmobile Getaway
Thanks to its vast territory, the Gatineau Valley offers several kilometres of snowmobile trails. Whether for a multi-day stay or a day trip, discover the joys of this activity and escape into the heart of nature.
Enjoy the hundreds of kilometres of groomed trails maintained by the Les Ours Blancs Snowmobile Club. In total, more than 700 km of marked trails can be found in the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau alone. It is essential to consult the interactive trail map to properly plan your departure.
Snowmobile itinerary
Between lakes and panoramic views
Your journey begins in Maniwaki, the heart of the valley, where the groomed trails maintained by the Les Ours Blancs Snowmobile Club lead you through snow-covered forests and sparkling frozen lakes.
Take a break in Blue Sea, along the frozen lake, to admire the scenery and capture a few photos. It’s the perfect place to reconnect with nature before getting back on the trail.
Continue on toward the municipality of Cayamant. After a few kilometres, you’ll arrive at Rustik 55, where a warm and satisfying meal awaits. Relax and enjoy the unique lakeside setting before heading out for the next part of your adventure.
Be sure to stop at Mont-Cayamant, located nearby and offering a panoramic view of the surrounding area. The Mont-Cayamant lookout tower provides a spectacular vista over the lakes and forests an unmissable photo stop !
Snow-covered forests and frozen waterfalls
Explore the northern part of the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau during your snowmobiling stay. Head toward Pointe à David, in the municipality of Grand-Remous. This area offers stunning scenery and quiet trails, perfect for a more relaxed day of snowmobiling and for fully enjoying the forest and the frozen shores of the Baskatong Reservoir.
End the day with a stop at Chutes Quinn, an enchanting natural site. Admire the partially frozen waterfalls and capture spectacular photos before heading back to Maniwaki or your accommodation.
Why choose this itinerary?
This snowmobiling weekend offers the perfect balance of adventure, nature and comforting meals. From Blue Sea Lake to Rustik 55, including stops at the Mont-Cayamant lookout tower, Pointe à David and Chutes Quinn, each stop is an invitation to discover the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau at its most beautiful in winter.
For precise distances and trail segments, consult the FCMQ interactive trail map and plan your getaway with peace of mind.
Welcoming places to extend the experience
When it comes to accommodation, several options are available. Near Maniwaki, you’ll find Auberge du Draveur as well as Resto-Pub Le Rabaska, where you can enjoy a satisfying meal in a warm and lively atmosphere. Take the opportunity to extend your evening and enjoy a drink in the beautiful bar-bistro area.
Château Logue also offers the opportunity for an unforgettable stay in a completely renovated hotel. Château Logue is a true gateway to an incredible diversity of experiences, where a complete change of scenery awaits.
The Majopial recreational and tourism village is another highly appreciated destination among both locals and visitors. Stay in one of the beautiful chalets, one of the six luxurious rooms at Auberge Minitik, or one of the four suites at Auberge du Poste d’Accueil, located in the heart of the municipality of Bouchette, in Gatineau Valley.
