Aventure Rivière Sauvage

Noire River originates at Lake Saint-Pierre in the La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve and travels 238 kilometers to Waltham. - The Coulonge River stretches 250 kilometers from Lac du Barrage, also located in the La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve, emptying into the Ottawa River at Fort-Coulonge. - The Dumoine River flows for 244 kilometers from Machin Lake to Holden Lake, near Rapides-des-Joachims. Along these whitewater routes, paddlers will discover enchanting scenery marked by sandy beaches and numerous rustic campsites, perfect for observing local wildlife and flora. The Aventure Rivière Sauvage team shares its expert knowledge of the territory and logging roads to help adventurers plan and manage the logistics of their journey.

the Ottawa River upstream from Waltham. The Coulonge River stretches 250 kilometers from Lac du Barrage through a completely uninhabited area, while the Dumoine River flows 244 kilometers from Machin Lake to Holden Lake. By road, the base camp is approximately 150 kilometers (2 hours) from Gatineau and Ottawa, 30 kilometers (30 minutes) from Fort-Coulonge, and 50 kilometers (50 minutes) from Pembroke, Ontario. From Fort-Coulonge, access is via Route 148 West, then by taking Chemin du Lac de la Truite, Chemin de la Rivière Noire, and Chemin du Lac Vert. From Pembroke, the route passes through L'Isle-aux-Allumettes on Route 148 East to Chemin de la Rivière Noire. The sector is also accessible from Maniwaki via Routes 105, 301, and 148.