
Poisson Blanc Regional Park is a must-see destination for climbers looking for a unique setting to ascend. What sets it apart? You can only access the crags here by boat. Most of the routes start right in the water, and you literally climb right out of your canoe. On top of that there’s a huge variety of climbing, from deep-water solo to multi-pitch trad, and it’s all dotted by campsites on the surrounding islands and peninsulas. Book a campsite, rent a canoe, set up camp, and then spend days paddling right to the wall of your choice, rising directly out of the deep waters of the reservoir.

FQME
The park’s climbing sites were developed in close collaboration with the Fédération québécoise de Montagne et d’Escalade (FQME). FQME workers have installed anchors, bolts and hardware according to the most rigorous standards, as such, you must be an FQME member in order to climb in Poisson Blanc Regional Park.

The Paroi Écho
The Paroi Écho is one of the most diverse crags in Quebec, with more types of climbing in one spot than you can find anywhere else. This west-facing wall is almost 60 metres high.
More than 12 established routes.
5.7 to 5.12 deep-water solo, sport, trad and mixed climbing.

The Paroi Éléphant
The Paroi Éléphant is 35 metres high, 100 metres wide, and pure joy. This west-facing wall rises directly out of the reservoir itself, and the view from the top is breathtaking.
More than 20 established routes.
5.6 to 5.12 sport, trad and mixed climbing.