What better way to discover the park than by boat?
Nautical activities
La Mauricie National Park
Paddleboarding
With nearly 150 lakes and waterways, La Mauricie National Park offers many places to go paddling.
Waber falls
La Mauricie National Park features many inspiring places for visitors and Waber Falls is one of them. At 27 metres in height, the falls have a water flow...
With its 150 lakes, La Mauricie National Park offers many opportunities to experience for yourself the true essence of nature. Around thirty lakes are accessible both off of the Parkway and through a network of canoe trails.
Features
Waber Falls
Go cool off at Waber Falls.
Paddleboarding
Discover or master paddleboearding.
In a boat, stay afloat
A few things to know before getting on the water with a canoe, a kayak or a SUP.
Background camping
In the backcountry, 40 sites, with a total of 136 campsites, are waiting for nature lovers.
Boat rental
It is possible to rent a boat from one of the three Park's Boat Rental Centre.
Boat owner
Help us protect the park’s lakes!
Many lakes throughout Quebec are threatened by by invasive alien species. To prevent their introduction and spread:
CLEAN all mud, sand, plant, and animal materials from your boat or SUP and fishing gear.
DRAIN coolers, buckets, compartments, and other items that may hold water.
DRY completely before launching your boat.
Parks Canada is working to stop the spread of invasive aquatic species. CLEAN DRAIN DRY is a best practice across North America.
You also have to know that it is forbidden to use a motorboat (gas or electric) or to use a trailer to launch your boat.
Safety
Before going on, be sure to take the necessary measures to to ensure your safety.
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