Prélude-à-Forillon trail

Forillon National Park

Accessibility - Penouille and Fort Peninsula Area

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Du Banc trail

Penouille trail and beach

Cap-Bon-Ami

Visitor Information and Discovery Centre

Recreation Centre

Fort Peninsula

Hyman and Sons General Store

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Prélude-à-Forillon trail

This looped trail enters a hardwood wooded area, leads to the sea, runs along the bank gravel, and goes back to where it started. With its multi-sensory interpretation modules, this wooden footbridge offers people with physical or visual disabilities a glimpse of the best that Forillon has to offer: the space of its vast sea and eroded mountains.

Parking for persons with disabilities.

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A woman pushes another woman in a wheelchair over a wooden walkway at the Prélude-à-Forillon trail. In the background, you can see the Visitor Information and Discovery Centre.

The trailhead is located at the Visitor Information and Discovery Centre, which offers universal access and several services such as inclusive washrooms, exhibit, gift shop, a bistro, laundry facilities and Wi-Fi, among others.


© Parks Canada / Roger St-Laurent

 

Part of the Prélude-à-Forillon trail is on a wooden walkway and the other on compacted stone dust.

The planked boardwalk and the compacted stone dust each represent about 50% of the trail.


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Two women, one in a wheelchair, are on a wooden walkway on the Prelude-à-Forillon trail and look at an interpretive panel translated into Braille. There is a guardrail along the walkway to accommodate a person with a visual impairment.

Signs are translated in Braille and the planked boardwalk area which represents 50% of the trail, has railings to accommodate people with visual disabilities.


© Parks Canada / Roger St-Laurent

 

A woman pushes another in a wheelchair on the compacted stone dust portion of the Prelude-à-Forillon trail. A picnic building can be seen in the background.

A picnic building is available halfway through the loop.


© Parks Canada / Roger St-Laurent
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