Coaticook Gorge Park and Suspension Bridge

The Coaticook Gorge Park has earned international recognition thanks to its pedestrian suspension bridge, which long held the title of the world's longest bridge of its kind, spanning the spectacular gorge carved by the Coaticook River's waters over impressive elevations shaped by millennia of erosion. This thrilling crossing, accessible to visitors of all ages, offers a unique vantage point of the rocky cliffs and surrounding forest, quickly becoming the park's most iconic attraction and a tourism symbol of the Haut-Saint-François region. The site transforms in winter into one of the region's most popular experiences through Foresta Lumina, an illuminated and themed night trail that immerses visitors in a magical world combining light projections, sound design, and artistic installations scattered along the park's forest paths. Beyond these two flagship attractions, the regional park features a network of hiking trails allowing exploration of multiple viewpoints over the gorge, as well as amenities suited for winter activities like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, making Coaticook a year-round destination appreciated for both the natural beauty of its geological site and the creativity of its contemporary tourism development.