Points of Interest in Gatineau Park

Gatineau Park has something for everyone to discover — protected natural habitats and ecosystems, tranquil heritage landscapes, breathtaking views and unique natural features.

Photo of Eardly Escarpment, with waterfall and trees in fall foliage
Eardley Escarpment
The Eardley Escarpment is home to the richest and most fragile ecosystem in Gatineau Park. The Escarpment forms the dividing line between the rock...
Photo of man and woman at the top of King Mountain
King Mountain
Hike up the King Mountain Trail and savour a spectacular view of the Ottawa River Valley. The 1.9-kilometre King Mountain Trail has interpretation...
A group of adults and children wearing hard hats, crouched in Lusk Cave
Lusk Cave
Lusk Cave is a superb example of a marble cave. Buckle on a hard hat, pull on some waterproof footwear, grab a flashlight and explore this natural...
Mackenzie King Estate
Mackenzie King Estate
Discover the life and times of Canada’s 10th prime minister, William Lyon Mackenzie King, at the Mackenzie King Estate. Set in the Gatineau Hills,...
Photo of Pink Lake surrounded by forests
Pink Lake
Pink Lake is Gatineau Park’s most unique lake because it is “meromictic.” Of rare beauty, the site offers the opportunity to relax while learning...
Photo of cyclist at Champlain Lookout, overlooking the Canadian Shield
Scenic Lookouts
Do you wish to explore Gatineau Park by car or bike? Enjoy stunning views of the Ottawa Valley from scenic lookouts along the Champlain and Gatineau...