Centre d'Interprétation de la Nature du Lac Boivin — Attraction in Granby

The lady at the entrance was so friendly, that we felt welcome right away. Not being from Granby we paid the small daily fee to go for a little walk in the woods, which was well worth it. It was a hot summer afternoon, and everything was lush and green without too many bugs, as the sun was still up. There is wildlife aplenty: we almost stepped on frogs, the little red squirrels and chipmunks must be half tame, as it seemed as if they were following us for food, so I got a few nice close up pictures. There were plenty of beautiful birds to observe as well. In some places the woods had a fairytale atmosphere with ferns and moss, dappled in sunlight streaming through the canopy of the leaves. The sheer amount of different flora was impressive. And the path is well maintained and should be maneuverable by all. What a neat place to unwind and...

Well maintained and beautiful. Easy trails, perfect for the whole family. What I really liked was that contrary to other similar 'flat' paths, these were varied with bridges, curves and different types of vegetation/wildlife. We combined it with part of the bike path to add some distance and finished at 15-16km - so great whether you want to do a short 2km or a...

Arrived with my daughter and my parents. The price is cheap and fair. 5$ adult, 4$ senior and kids for free. We walked the rendonnee trail for about two hours. Great walk. Than we walked the little trails with the bridges over the swampy lake. Beautiful walk. In total, we spent the whole day there. I will definitely recommend this site...