Mont Durocher Park

Beautiful view at the peak. A very nice easy paced 2 hour hike.

SO nice. Won't take you long to get to the summit, took me 13 minutes at a casual pace going straight up and about 8 minutes taking the trail down. If you were to hike all the routes, stopping here and there I imagine you could take up to 30-45 minutes and up to an hour or more if you take more stops. Free parking is a huge plus but its a very small parking lot. You can not park over night. I noticed there was a QR code you can scan to donate to the maintenance of the trails, I'm sure they'd appreciate the generosity but its nice to have the option if you would rather not every time. I found the trail very manageable in the sense of it being smooth ground and not a ton of roots to walk over. The elevation gain on some routes is intense but very physically rewarding. Enjoy! (Note: If you're coming from the city, plan your drive time specifically around avoiding rush hour during the week, but there's not a whole lot you can do on the weekend other than leaving very early in the morning and returning late at night. I headed there from DT around 4:15pm yesterday, hit some expected traffic but once on the Trans-Can it was smooooooth sailing all the way. GPS said 1hr35min. Only took me 52min on return because I left after dark.)

Nice park, has an easy route and a hard route. The hard route (yellow and red) gets you there the quickest way to the top (even when stopping to catch your breath), but well worth it to see the summit and view. Has 2 Adirondack chairs on top to relax after you hike. A medium size hiking place, nothing huge.

Very pleasant snowshoe trail. Very clean for the lack of garbage cans. Someone even took the liberty to bring up to Adirondack chairs to the top which make for a formidable viewpoint.

Nice place for a little hike. The view on top is not the best , yet still somewhat rewarding. Trails are not super long but long enough for a pleasant afternoon hike. Difficulty is average, make sure to have good shoes.