Parc Hector-Louis-Langevin – Rue des Forges loop from Trois-Rivières

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Parc Hector-Louis-Langevin – Rue des Forges loop from Trois-Rivières

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Parc Hector-Louis-Langevin – Rue des Forges loop from Trois-Rivières

01:42

6.62km

30m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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590 m

Parc Hector-Louis-Langevin

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The Parc Hector-Langevin was built in collaboration between the city of Trois Riviere and the port authority instead of a parking lot and allows unhindered access along the St. Lorenz River.

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703 m

Laviolette Monument and View of the St. Lawrence River

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Laviolette built the first trading post here in 1634 (see monument). From here you have a wonderful view of the St. Lorenz River.

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735 m

12th Canadian Armoured Regiment Memorial

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The monument was erected in honor of the 12th Tank Regiment on its 150th anniversary in 2021.

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1.02 km

Parc des Ursulines Sculptures and Pioneers Memorial

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The park was not previously used by the nuns of the Ursuline Order, but was a community garden in the 1970s and was only converted into a garden open to the general public in 1986. The actual Ursulien Garden was behind the monastery.
It contains various art objects created by local artists.

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1.20 km

Ursuline Monastery of Trois-Rivières

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The building complex includes not only the buildings of the Ursuline monastery but also some residential buildings from the origins of Trois Rivieres.
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5.80 km

Le Flambeau Monument and War Memorials, Place Pierre-Boucher

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On the Pierre-Boucher square (named after a Pierre Boucher who particularly distinguished himself during an Iroquois attack in 1653) stands the monument Le Flambeau, designed by the architect Jules Caron and inaugurated on August 12, 1934. It reminds us that in 1634 Laviolette founded a trading post near Trois Riviere. The monument is surrounded by a multi-colored illuminated fountain.
Next to it is a monument to all those who fell during the First and Second World Wars.

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6.03 km