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Sentiers frontaliers

Sentiers frontaliers

C.P. 23, Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn, Quebec G6B 2S5 (Directions and nearest interest points)

The Sentiers frontaliers form a 135-km walking network linking the Parc national du Mont-Mégantic and the Chartierville and Woburn border crossings. The network connects to the Appalachian Trail via the Cohos Trail in the U.S. The most popular sectors are Mount Gosford (1193 m) in Woburn and the Montagne de Marbre (920 m) in Notre-Dame-des-Bois. For short or long hikes, three-sided shelters, camping platforms, and wilderness shelters (at Mount Gosford only) can accommodate you for the night. Come discover the wilderness and the exceptional views along the Sentiers frontaliers. Some sectors are closed during big-game hunting season.

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Access road 161, 212, 257
Characteristics Access to Mounts Marbre, Saddle and Gosford (1193 metres elevation, highest summit in the Townships). Observation tower (360 degrees) allowing visitors to admire the scenery, relief map. Trail map available.
Open year-round
Closed during hunting season
Admission: Free
Rates Mont-Gosford : $2.50$/pers. Access by car : $8
Payment options Mont Gosford : Debit card and cash
Parking
Departure Mount Gosford welcome station and Mount Marbre parking.
Arrival Mount Gosford welcome station and Mount Marbre parking.
Number of trails 9
Marked
Total length (km) 135
Linear
Difficulty level: Easy
Difficulty level: Intermediate
Difficulty level: Difficult
Trail maps available onsite
Dogs permitted on leash
Reception and information staff
Washrooms
Picnic areas
Accessible telephone
Access to drinking water
First aid
Camping platforms
Number of camping platforms 8
Cabins
Number of cabins 6
Prospector's tent