Practical Information

Before coming ... some practical information to remember

• The trail around the falls is not a circular walk; you return the same way you set out along the Hérisson river (3.7 km one way)
• It is essential to wear appropriate footwear: some passages may be slippery and the change in height is significant (250 m ascent and descent along the length of the trail)
• We recommend you keep to the marked trails
• Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a lead
• The trail is accessible only to pedestrians

Good to know!

• Camping, swimming, fires and overnight parking of motorhomes is prohibited in listed natural heritage sites
• In the event of an accident, do not attempt to move the victim and call 112
• High season parking fees fund investments, refurbishments and daily maintenance of the Hérisson Falls site
• The Maison des Cascades loans baby carriers to visitors through an agreement with a rare disease charity (Association for Chronic Intestinal Pseudo-Obstruction). You can make a donation to help the association.