All trails are clearly marked and well maintained. There are three trails for hikers only and the rest are shared trails with cyclists. Trail maps are posted at each of the major trailheads however I found it useful to have the printed/online map with me. The discovery guide offers a more complete picture of the map and trailheads.
Le pont suspendu: 1 km loop, hikers only, suspension bridge.
La Zizanie-des-Marais: 1 km loop, hikers only, marsh boardwalk.
Le marais de la Sarcelle: 3 km loop, hikers only, marsh.
Sentier La Serpentine: 17 km, hike/bike path.
Sentier Les Étangs: 8 km, hike/bike path.
Sentier des Outaouais: 21 km, hike/bike path, birds nest lookout tower.
Sentier de la Carrière: 11 km, hike/bike path, rock picnic area.
Sentier de la Baie-Noire: 2 km , hike/bike path.
It is an added bonus that this parc and trails are both cycle and family friendly. It as the distance to offer a worth while cycle adventures with interesting features/views to enjoy along the way. There is also kayak/SUP/canoe rentals available at the main reception building. All trails offer view points that include either the marshes or the river. Certainly makes for a beautiful landscape on clear days. The best however are arguable at the waterfalls, the observation tower, and the marsh boardwalk. The marshlands offer up an abundance of wildlife like beavers, turtles, and birds. There are a few beaver dams that are easily viewed from La Zizanie-des-Marais and if you’re lucky, you’ll see the animals hard at work in their natural habitat.
