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La Bannik - Hiking

Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Quebec, Canada

La Bannik Statistics

Difficulty

Easy

Distance

4 KM

Dog allowed

What are the activities at La Bannik ?

Hiking

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Why choose a trail at La Bannik?

La Bannik is located 135 kilometers from Rouyn-Noranda, 240 kilometers from Val-d'Or and Amos and 500 kilometers from Toronto.

Whether it's a couple's vacation, a family vacation, a vacation with friends or a secluded resort, this place has enchanted all its visitors.

In Abitibi-Témiscamingue, only 10 minutes from Ville-Marie, the La Bannik tourist complex welcomes sportsmen, campers and anyone else under its large mature trees on the shores of Lake Témiscamingue.

Whether in summer or winter, the several kilometers of marked snowshoeing and cross-country skiing trails groomed by La Bannik will delight sports enthusiasts.

Tourists coming from urban areas or even from rural areas are amazed at the beauty of the mountains in the La Bannik area! But also, they find themselves excited about all the activities that this site offers.

The services provided will quickly make your stay very pleasant. You will also appreciate the privacy offered by La Bannik.

Please note that leashed dogs are welcome in case you want to walk there with your dog.

Access fee:

Fortunately, the Bannik is open throughout the entire year. And admission to this site is free for adults and children!


What are the services on site?

Parking
Reception
Toilet
Belvedere
Lodging
Restaurant
Swim
Camping

What are the hiking trails at La Bannik ?

Trails Distance Difficulty
La Bannik 4 km Beginner

Rate & open hour

Access fee Free
Schedule

8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Coordinates
-79.45114660000002
47.2930721

What are the coordinates and address of La Bannik?

La Bannik
(819) 622-0922
862 Chem. du Vieux Fort, Duhamel-Ouest, QC J9V 1N7, Canada

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Starting Point

To get there from Ville-Marie, you need to  take Highway 101 south for about 5km. Then turn right onto Chemin du Vieux-Fort and then follow the signs.

Note that several free parking lots are available on site.

Things not to be missed

The Bannik site offers a beautiful trail for hiking lovers.

The trail occupies about 70 hectares and crosses the entire mountain. But not only that! It also passes through pine, red spruce, fir and cedar forests.

Please note that there are two viewing sites, one with a view of Lake Timiskaming and the other in part of West Duhamel.

Several other observation points are easily accessible from this same trail.

You can also reach the Laperriere Marsh Trail via the marked 2 km trail from Lot 76 at La Bannik Campground. The trails are marked with yellow signs to guide you.

Where to sleep?

Think one day is not enough to enjoy this place full of surprises?

You should know that La Bannik offers accommodation on site. So you can rent cottages and campings. This is the closest and quietest place to be able to relax.

Our favorites:

●     The enchanter: chalet de la Bannik.

Accommodating 8 people, it is an ideal place located in the quiet and in the middle of nature in these troubled times. In the middle of nature, the cottages are at a great distance from each other allowing everyone to enjoy their stay and relax.

●     Camping de la Bannik :

Camping La Bannik is attached to the tourist complex La Bannik, with more than 96 pitches where you can enjoy two or three essential services to your accommodation.

Outdoor camping enthusiasts will also find something for them to enjoy their favorite pastimes. Various pitches are specially designed for them.

Let’s Answer Your Questions - FAQ

What is the level of difficulty of La Bannik ?

Easy

What are the opening hours ?

8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Are dogs allowed?

Yes

Is the place are families friendly?

No

Is it free?

Yes

Is there an information center / service center / reception?

Yes
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