• Gatineau Park
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  • Pink Lake
  • Camping
  • Canoe
  • Breton Beach, lac Philippe
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  • Lac Pink
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Gatineau Park

Known as the “green lung” of the Outaouais region, Gatineau Park spans more than 361 km² of hills and forests. Its rich biodiversity and proximity to downtown Ottawa-Gatineau make it a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy hiking, biking, canoeing, or cross-country skiing while respecting the environment. Must-see attractions include the Mackenzie-King Estate, the Champlain Lookout, and Lake Philippe. A free shuttle runs in the southern sector six days a week, from May through October, departing from Gatineau and Chelsea (and from Ottawa on weekends). Gatineau Park is managed and protected by the National Capital Commission.

Contact details
33, ch. Scott, Chelsea (Quebec)
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