Parc de la Gorge-de-Coaticook

Parc de la Gorge-de-Coaticook is a regional park in a forested gorge with a 169-meter suspension bridge spanning high above the ravine and numerous trails for walking and exploring. The grounds include picnic tables, a small store, rental equipment for activities, and ample parking to accommodate visitors.

The area was a logging and farming center during the 1800s before becoming a protected regional park over time. This transformation allowed the gorge and surrounding forest to be preserved for future generations.

This is a place where visitors connect with nature and learn how the local forest and waterways work through hands-on programs. People come to understand the ecosystem by exploring guided routes and attending educational sessions.

The best visiting season is from spring through fall when all trails are fully accessible and weather is generally pleasant. During winter, some areas may require special precautions or preparation if you plan to participate in snow activities.

The park offers winter snow activities like biking through snow and riding on snow machines along marked forest routes. These seasonal offerings make the experience quite different depending on when you visit.

Location: Coaticook

GPS coordinates: 45.14797,-71.79785

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:43