The Lièvre downstream of the Mitchinamécus offers scenic paddling through the varied landscapes of the Laurentides, with calm waters flowing through broad valleys and forests. This section provides easy access to one of Quebec's historically significant rivers, with opportunities to observe wildlife and enjoy quiet flatwater paddling. The river's name translates to "River of the Hares" from its Algonquin origins, reflecting the abundant wildlife. With no major rapids reported, this makes it suitable for intermediate paddlers seeking a peaceful multi-day experience on a beautiful natural waterway.
The difficulty of Lièvre - Aval de la Mitchinamécus River varies by section.
The best time is June-September.
Lièvre - Aval de la Mitchinamécus River is located in the Laurentides region of Canada.
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