The natural park
Map
Interpretation areas
Natural Zones

Around on the old train tracks of the Pontiac Pacific Junction railroad, mostly called the Push, Pull and Jerk (or PPJ) by the travelers, there is a natural park that is being developed. From the principal line of the trail, circuits are offered to discover the region. The ride is open to all, young and old, and it is done on side roads for the most part. Here the climate is milder and dryer than on the rest of Quebec. Very often, while the rest of Quebec still has snow, we can go biking and see the flowers starting to blossom. So, think about coming to visit us in the Spring.

Map

Wyman to Fort-Coulonge

Fort-Coulonge to Île-aux-Alumettes (Dubeau)

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Description of the interpretation areas

On foot or by bike, you can discover the fauna, the flora, the past, the heritage, and the culture thanks to the interpretation signs that are placed  throughout the 70 kilometres of trail between Wyman and Waltham. You will find information on the nature, the agriculture, the forest, the swamps, the history, and the geology of the area.

Natural Zones

The Cyclopark crosses many interesting ecosystems and is close to rare and important natural environments that are diverse in fauna and flora, such as the Finlay Islands.