This international network of hiking trails links the Parc du Mont-Mégantic with the Mont Gosford area, via montagne de Marbre and mont Saddle along the U.S.-Canada border corridor. The trail connects to New Hampshire’s Cohos Trail as well as the legendary Appalachian Trail. Camping and lean-to.
Sommet montagne de Marbre © Sentiers frontaliers
Balise corridor frontalier © Sentier frontalier
Montagne de marbre © Sentiers frontaliers
Abri trois faces © Sentiers frontaliers
Vue corridor frontalier montagne de Marbre © Sentiers frontaliers
Paysage hivernal © Sentiers frontaliers
Raquette © Sentiers frontaliers
Activities
Wildlife observation
Plant life observation
Outdoor activities
Horse-back riding
Body of water
Hiking : 138 km
Mountain biking
Winter activities
Snowshoeing : 138 km
Cross-country skiing : 138 km
Telemark
Services
Pets allowed
Documentation / publications
Panoramic view / lookout
Restaurant and food services
Restaurant on premises
Picnic area
Accommodation services
Camping accommodation
Shelter-accommodation
Groups
Reservations required
Group rates
Transportation services
Baggage transport
Seal of quality
Rando Québec