La Mauricie National Park of Canada

An aerial view of Wapizagonke Lake with Île aux Pins in the foreground.
Enjoy the Adventure of a Lifetime in the Heart of the Laurentians
La Mauricie National Park invites you to a close encounter with the Laurentians, the chain of mountains flanking the northern shore of the St. Lawrence River. Covering an area of 536 km2, the park gives off an air of serenity throughout its gently contoured terrain.
On this vast plateau of rolling hills intersected by valleys and dotted with myriads of lakes, life moves in perfect unison with nature. Here only the changes of the seasons mark the passage of time, retouching the landscape with subtle strokes and calling visitors with a promise of both activity and relaxation.
Since its creation in 1970, the park has safeguarded the continuing integrity of this richly endowed land, protecting it as a representative sample of the southernmost part of the Canadian Shield.
Welcome to this haven of peace!La Mauricie National Park, a conservation area that relies on your involvement!

Plan your experience here
On-line Visit
A beautiful August morning at Anticagamac Lake.
This vast mosaic of lakes and forests hides countless treasures just waiting to be discovered. Here are a few paths worth exploring.
Long Hiking Trail
Three hikers on the Laurentian Trail are observing the landscape around Houle Lake.
The Laurentien Trail offering backpackers a five-day hike through the wilds of La Mauricie National Park.
This trail running 75 km through the heart of the Laurentian forest is a real adventure in the wilderness.