Belvédère du Canot-d’Écorce

According to a witness account from the 19th century, Joseph Commandant, an Algonquin who lived close to the mouth of the Cachée River, was a master in the art of building bark canoes. This lookout is located near his home.

It provides a magnificent view of the Diable River. Here visitors can relax to the sound of the water, read, eat, take a break in their training schedule or just spend some time. Built of natural wood, it is enhanced by a gazebo with a solid wood bench.

Facilities

• Parking area
• Benches
• Picnic table
• Bicyle racks