This is one of the main attractions of the Poisson Blanc Regional Park. The wall offers a diversity of routes and climbing styles. An ideal playground for beginners and advanced climbers alike.
Since 2023, three types of climbing experience have been available: from a canoe, from land, and deep water solo.
Camping Nearby
Paroi Écho is located several kilometres away from the Poisson Blanc Regional Park reception area by canoe. To make the most of it, it’s best to rent a campsite close to the wall and set up your base camp. The campsites that surround the wall and provide access in less than 20 minutes by canoe are as follows, in order of proximity:
42E – 41B – 42A – 41A – 41B– 44A – 44B – 45A – 39
Canoe Belaying Sectors
These are the areas where the climbing starts from your canoe! Many different styles of route await you, including some of the Park’s most emblematic multi-pitch routes.
*Before you set off, make sure you’re familiar with cliff-anchoring techniques and good belaying practices from a canoe.
- Le Mur Suspendu
- Le Grand Mur
- Les Abeilles
- Le Crique
- Le Bureau
Features
- 100 metres wide
- 60 metres high (max)
- Sport and trad climbing, and top-roping
- 33 routes rated from 5.6 to 5.12
- Allow 2h30 by canoe to get there
- Dry toilet available on the Terre-ferme sector
Top-Roping Access Trail
Reach the trail head by canoe, located between the Bureau sector and 42B picnic area. Allow 10 minutes to get to the top of the wall.
Access to FQME members only
Ground Belaying Sectors
These sectors represent the land-based extension of our traditional Paroi Écho. Offering a wide range of routes spread over 4 cliffs, you can climb and belay with both feet on the ground. These routes are easily accessible and ideal for families and groups looking for a hammock break between attempts. Moor your watercraft at the dock to the left of the deep water, then take the approach trail.
- Le Couloir
- Le Forum
- La Dalle
- Les Escaliers
Features
- 110 metres wide
- 40 metres high (max)
- Sport, trad, mixed, and top-roping
- 34 routes rated from 5.7 to 5.12+
- Allow 2h30 to get there by canoe
- Dry toilet available on site
Top-Roping Access Trail
Note that a trail to the top of the cliff allows you to install top-ropes for the Les Escaliers and La Dalle sectors. Allow 5 minutes to reach the top.