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Trails · La Cité-Limoilou
The Parc linéaire de la Rivière-Saint-Charles is a 32-kilometre trail following the Saint-Charles River from Saint-Charles Lake to the Old Port of Québec. It passes through parks, wetlands and historic sites, is accessible year-round, and welcomes dogs on leash. Free parking and picnic areas sit at the Maison Dorion-Coulombe trailhead.
A long, calm riverside greenway right in the city — the classic daily dog walk route for Limoilou residents.
Dogs are allowed on leash along the trail per Bonjour Québec's official listing; off-leash is limited to the city's designated canine spaces. The trail is open year-round and free; hours are not published as it is an open linear park.
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No photo yetParc canin de la Pointe-aux-Lièvres is one of Ville de Québec's five official off-leash dog spaces, a fully fenced park along the Rivière Saint-Charles in Limoilou. It has a hard gravel running surface, separate sections, benches and waste stations.
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