Iroquois National Trail

An Immersive Trail Through Waterfalls, Forest and History

Developed with minimal human intervention, this trail leads you deep into a wild and authentic natural setting. Starting from the parking area on Chemin des Lacs, the route follows the Iroquois River, revealing a new natural treasure around every bend. Near the trailhead, a lookout offers a striking view of spectacular waterfalls and the remains of an old timber slide dating back to the log-driving era.

The trail then follows the stream for several kilometres, passing wooden bridges, cascades and ideal spots for a picnic break. Along the way, discover the surprising Jack Wapic Cave and the crystal-clear waters of Lac de la Ferme, visible from the top of a cliff.

Easily accessible and moderately challenging, the loop continues toward the village of Duhamel along the former Singer railway line. In winter, the landscape is transformed, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore the trail on snowshoes.

A peaceful route steeped in history, where nature tells the story of time passing.