There are maps of the trail system
at every access point embedded in a sign. Photos of these maps are reproduced
below so you can get an idea of the trail system. |
The entire
trail system

Detail of the western part
(this is the half where Mont Laurier is located)

Detail of the eastern part

Legend of symbols used on the above two maps

A topo map of the Mont Laurier area
(contour lines are in feet)

PHOTOS OF THE MONT LAURIER TRAILS |