Sentier inter-régional no.22 - Labelle, Qc
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poildecarot
N 46° 17.064 W 074° 44.150
18T E 520350 N 5125680
800 km de sentiers de quad en terrain montagneux, dont 200 km à Labelle.
Waymark Code: WMHG0B
Location: Québec, Canada
Date Posted: 07/07/2013
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Le sentier inter-régional no.22 relie l’Outaouais (Club Petite Nation), les Laurentides et Lanaudière (Club Quad Matawinie). Il est donc possible de partir du Sud-Ouest de la province (Duhamel, Namur, etc.) pour se rendre vers Lanaudière en passant par Saint-Michel-des-Saints et donc la réserve Rouge-Matawin. Avec l’ouverture du sentier Trans-Zec, c'est près de 800 kilomètres de sentiers qui vous attendent en partant de Labelle.
Le Club Quad Iroquois est un club 4 saisons doté de plus de 200 km de sentiers d’hiver et de 168 km de sentiers d’été. Il vous est possible de faire une boucle de 154 km comprenant 5 refuges chauffés disséminés tout au long du parcours.
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The inter-regional trail no.22 connects Outaouais (Club Petite Nation), the Laurentians and Lanaudière (Club Quad Matawinie). It is therefore possible from the southwestern province (Duhamel, Namur, etc.) to get through to Lanaudière, Saint-Michel-des-Saints and Rouge-Matawin reserve. With the opening of the Trans-Zec trail is nearly 800 km of trails await you starting from Labelle.
The Iroquois Club Quad is a 4 seasons club with more than 200 km of winter trails and 168 km of summer trails. It is possible to make a 154 km loop with 5 heated shelters scattered throughout the course.
Overall Trail Difficulty: Somewhat easy
Land Ownership: Public
Popularity: Moderate
Highest Altitude: 230
Trail Length (approx): 800 km
Parking availble?: Yes
Room for Trailers: Yes
Permit required to access area?: Yes
Camping sites nearby: No
Are OHVs permitted: Yes
Additional Trailhead: Not Listed
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