Les Sentiers du PERO offers 12 hiking trails available all year round, on foot or snowshoes, as well as several cross-country ski trails, all focusing on the Gatineau Valley's recreational potential. These include Mont Morissette in Blue Sea, Mont Cayamant, Park Falls in Denholm, and Mud Lake in Gracefield. Each trail offers unique panoramas, from majestic waterfalls to forested mountains. These trails allow you to discover a wealth of nature, while promoting an active lifestyle.

Discover the beauty of the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau with CarpeDiem, a business that specializes in customized outdoor packages on land, on water and on demand! Services include quality recreational equipment rental (bikes, kayaks, canoes, paddleboards) and a shuttle service. The on-site Bistro CarpeDiem serves tasty and wholesome fare prepared with local ingredients. Try unusual accommodations, including ready-to-camp options and suspended tents, on the shore of Lake Edja in Blue Sea.

During your stay in Maniwaki, visit Resto pub Le Rabaska and enjoy Canadian-style food in a relaxed atmosphere. The establishment serves hearty breakfasts, comforting lunches and gourmet dinners. On Friday evenings, enjoy a variety of live entertainment that's sure to delight you. Whether you're staying at the Auberge du Draveur or just passing through, Resto pub Le Rabaska is a must in Maniwaki.

Looking for a place to have fun and create unforgettable memories? Camping Base Plein Air Chasse-Galerie is the perfect place! Whether with family, friends or lovers, this vast campground offers an experience focused on well-being and relaxation. Here, everything is taken care of: fireplaces and spark arrestors provided, grass impeccably cut. There's no need to bring a multitude of games, as there's no shortage of on-site activities. What's more, shops, pharmacies, restaurants and gas stations are all close at hand, making for a highly convenient experience.

This bike path will lead you though our vast open spaces and scenic vues. The Véloroute des Draveurs trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail, and spreads out on over 72 km including a variety of geological sites where flora and fauna are omnipresent. Once you approach the Municipalities of Blue Sea and Messines, you will be riding along the breathtaking Blue Sea Lake; many strategic rest-stops are featured along the way. The surface of 44 km is gravel-dust and asphalted on 28 km from Messines to Gracefield. In the winter, the trail is used for snowmobiling.