Spectacular and grandiose
Parc le Trou de la Fée offers an environment typical of the most beautiful landscapes in Quebec.
Explore the canyon, enjoy the water intake pipe walk and the footbridges anchored to the rocky capes. Discover the Métabetchouane River with its waterfalls, cascades, the remains of a hydroelectric power station dating from the 1920s and the diversity of its forest cover.
At Parc le trou de la Fée, let yourself be seduced by the panorama, charmed by the Trois chutes trail and enchanted by the Coulée verte trail. And experience the thrill of a glass floor 60 metres above the river.
You'll be amazed, dazzled and fascinated by the original design of the trails.
Our activities
Immersive experience
The immersive experience is unique in that it is projected directly onto the granite wall in a natural but converted room. Sound and image quality are impeccable. A true visit through history.
Cavern
A visit to the cave is very popular with visitors because of its uniqueness. Come and observe an impressive underground ecosystem and learn how the cave was formed 10,000 years ago.
Footbridges and suspension bridges
Contemplate the canyon of the Métabetchouane River on the water intake boardwalk and the footbridges anchored to the cap de roc. You'll be amazed by the whirlpools of this waterway.
Hiking trails
Hiking trails can be found all over the site. Whether you're a keen hiker on rugged terrain or an amateur looking for a stroll in the forest, you'll find a trail to suit your needs.
Regional winner of the Grands Prix du Tourisme in 2014
Regional winner of the Grands prix du tourisme in the tourist attractions 25,000 visitors and under category, Parc le Trou de la Fée is what might be considered a regional institution. In fact, the park has been a fixture on the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean tourism landscape since 1964. And that's saying a lot! For many visitors, the Trou de la Fée cavern represents their very first caving experience, and for others it's a tourist site whose name alone captures the imagination. Tucked away in the heart of the canyon formed by the splendid Métabetchouane River, the Park is in fact a jewel still too little known.
Park map
Parc le Trou de la Fée is an exceptional tourist site, welcoming over 25,000 visitors every year. Covering an area of almost 3 square kilometers, this nature park offers a wide range of fascinating activities.
