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Forêt-la-Blanche Ecological Reserve

Open all year round

Explore one of the oldest forests in eastern North America. The 12 km of trails, accessible on foot or by snowshoe, will make you appreciate the wonders of the forest world! The trails are accessible every day from 9am to 5pm. The interpretation center is open from 10 am to 4 pm. Wednesday to Sunday most of the year. When the interpretation center is closed, you can pay directly at the collection box installed near the front door of the center.

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300, ch. Saddler, Mayo (Quebec)

819 281-6700

info@foretlablanche.org

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■ Événement

Fall cleanup

The whole community is invited to join in — whether you have half an hour, an hour, or more, every rake stroke counts! Come with your family or friends. Bring your rakes (we’ll have some available on site too)!
- Free trail access for volunteers all day.
- Free lunch for all participants.
- In case of rain, please check our Facebook page.
For more information: info@foretlablanche.org
or 819-281-6700

■ Événement

First Nations Plants - Workshop

Dive into the ancestral knowledge of the First Nations at a unique workshop led by Dominique Lalonde, who will introduce you to the forest’s edible and medicinal plants. Experience, taste, and explore these natural treasures through delicious samples and fascinating stories. Tickets $13,50, limited spots available.

■ Événement
Fall cleanup

The whole community is invited to join in — whether you have half an hour, an hour, or more, every rake stroke counts! Come with your family or friends. Bring your rakes (we’ll have some available on site too)!
- Free trail access for volunteers all day.
- Free lunch for all participants.
- In case of rain, please check our Facebook page.
For more information: info@foretlablanche.org
or 819-281-6700
■ Événement
First Nations Plants - Workshop

Dive into the ancestral knowledge of the First Nations at a unique workshop led by Dominique Lalonde, who will introduce you to the forest’s edible and medicinal plants. Experience, taste, and explore these natural treasures through delicious samples and fascinating stories. Tickets $13,50, limited spots available.