Immersive experience and hike in the Trou de la Fée park near Lac Saint-Jean
Discover the area around Lac Saint-Jean with an immersive experience and a hike in the Trou de la Fée park!
Practical information
Discover the Trou de la Fée park on 4 walks:
- The Cavern Trail (1.64 km): This is the trail that leads directly to the cavern.
- The 3 Falls Loop (1.76 km): This trail takes you to the junction where the three falls come together to form an impressive whirlpool of water.
- Water intake pipe walk: This trail offers a breathtaking view of the Métabetchouane river canyon and leads you directly to the remains of the old hydroelectric power station, in a spectacular natural setting.
- From the mountain (0.53 km): This trail takes you on a glass floor suspended over 60 metres above the river, offering a spectacular, dizzying view.
Course of events
- Arrival of participants at reception: please check in at reception to confirm your participation.
- Activity introduction at reception: a short briefing will explain how the activities work, the safety rules, and what you will discover.
- Visit the site.
- Opportunity to attend the immersive show, which is presented every 30 minutes in the reception pavilion.
- End of the activity.
Special terms
The Trou de la Fée park is open from 1 to 30 June from 10 am to 6 pm, from 1 July to 20 August from 9 am to 7 pm, from 21 August to 30 September from 10 am to 6 pm, and from 1 to 18 October from 10 am to 5 pm (the cave is closed from 13 October).
People with reduced mobility have access to the reception area, the cave tour, the virtual reality flight over the river and the immersive show at Parc le Trou de la Fée.
The immersive show is shown every 30 minutes in the reception area in the basement. It is forbidden to eat in the immersive show presentation room.
Spoken languages:
English, FrenchIncluded
- Daily access to the Trou de la Fée park
- Immersive show
- Quebec taxes
Do not forget to bring
- Comfortable clothing suited to the weather
- Hiking shoes
- Water
- Snacks
- Picnic
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Discover the area around Lac Saint-Jean with an immersive experience and a hike at Parc le Trou de la Fée!
Located in Saint-André-du-Lac-Saint-Jean, the Trou de la Fée park is a real gem that is still too little known, perfect for a nature getaway near Lac Saint-Jean. The park is nestled in the heart of a canyon carved out by the Métabetchouane river, just an hour's drive from Saguenay. You'll discover lush forests, impressive cascades, waterfalls and even a mysterious cave to explore.
The experience doesn't stop at hiking. The park also offers a unique immersive experience: in a room carved directly into the granite of the Canadian Shield, a natural amphitheatre 7 metres high and 16 metres in diameter plunges you into the park's history. With 360-degree projections, lighting and sound effects, you can experience the major events that have shaped this fascinating area.
Once you've immersed yourself in history, you can take full advantage of nature on the many hiking trails on offer. Whether along the canyon of the Métabetchouane River, at the junction of the falls, beside a stream or simply in the heart of the woods, each trail offers a unique experience. For those who love panoramic views, there are footbridges offering spectacular views of the Métabetchouane River, Martine Falls and the park as a whole.
Hiking in the Trou de la Fée park is accessible to everyone and makes an ideal outing for families or friends. With daily access included, you can pack a picnic and take all the time you need to enjoy the site and its enchanting landscapes to the full.
Don't wait any longer to book your immersive experience and hike at du Trou de la Fée, and discover the natural and historical wonders of the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region.