Duhamel, real life!
Duhamel is a destination for nature lovers. In winter, deer roam freely through the picturesque village, much to the delight of wildlife enthusiasts. There are also 50 km of hiking trails, including 17 km of the National Trail, which offer stunning views. Fans of fishing, hunting, mountain biking, and snowmobiling share a vast forested area. The facilities also support cycling, canoeing, birdwatching, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, ice fishing, and even tubing down the Petite Nation River.
Wondering what to do in Duhamel? It’s simple: head to the Duhamel crossroads.
The Lac-Simon Tourist Center is also a must-see in Duhamel. It’s a year-round resort. In summer, a 2-kilometer beach with clear waters and fine, warm sand makes you feel like you’re in the South. On the vast lake, all water sports take center stage. Right next door, the wooded area offers 4square kilometersfor walking, biking, and playing. Playground equipment for children—including a trampoline, climbing structures, five slides, and much more—adds to the site’s appeal. In winter, it’s a haven for white-tailed deer, which come to strut just a few steps away from you. Cross-country skiing, tubing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing—everything is possible.