Mont du Lac-des-Cygnes — Attraction in Lac-Pikauba

As I stood at the peak, gazing at the vast forests and shimmering lakes below, I couldn't help but be captivated by the natural splendor that surrounded me.

Hiking to the top of Mont du Lac-des-Cygnes was a rewarding experience. The well-maintained trails, although challenging at times, provided a sense of accomplishment once I reached the summit. The diverse flora and fauna along the way made the journey even more engaging.

This mountain is not only a haven for hikers but also a paradise for winter sports enthusiasts. During the snowy season, it transforms into a wonderland for skiing, snowshoeing, and snowboarding. The thrill of gliding down its slopes with pristine white landscapes all around is an experience to remember.

What sets Mont du Lac-des-Cygnes apart is its serenity. Far from the noise and crowds of urban life, it offers a peaceful escape into nature. Whether you're seeking adventure, solitude, or simply a place to reconnect with the great outdoors, this mountain is a perfect choice.

I highly recommend Mont du Lac-des-Cygnes to anyone looking to immerse themselves in Quebec's natural beauty and relish the tranquility of the Laurentian wilderness. It's a destination that promises a memorable and...

Long climb to get to the top (4km), but with stops at almost each kilometer with breathtaking panoramic views. The Lac des Cygnes is at the third kilometer, and the view is so fantastic that the hard work to get there is well worth it. Of course, the view from the top is just as spectacular, as well as satisfying to see after a difficult climb. Directions to the top and downwards are available at each turn and there are markers at every 0.5km to show you how much you've progressed. In summary, it's a very nice place that connects you with nature, forces you to exercise and show you splendid landscapes to create great memories. 10/10, would...

Mist in the morning made us nervous we wouldn’t see much at the summit, but go for it anyway. If you go on a misty day, it moves in and out quickly. At the summit we waited 30ish minutes and were rewarded with stunning views of the Charlevoix region.

We did the Cygnes/Pioui loop. Ascended Cygnes and descended Pioui (against the recommended direction) and found the descent down Pioui tough on our ankles because of the rocks and boulders. Would definitely recommend going up Pioui and coming down Cygnes for the most...