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Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn

Gosford Welcome Center – View from Mont Gosford loop from Camping de l'Accueil Gosford

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Canada
Québec
Saint-Augustin-de-Woburn

Gosford Welcome Center – View from Mont Gosford loop from Camping de l'Accueil Gosford

Hard

4

runners

Gosford Welcome Center – View from Mont Gosford loop from Camping de l'Accueil Gosford

05:00

35.2km

1,310m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: June 22, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

Please check local regulations for:

Réserve écologique du Mont-Gosford

Waypoints

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Start point

Camping Site

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1

103 m

Gosford Welcome Center

Highlight • Rest Area

This is the main entry point for exploring Mont Gosford and the surrounding Sentiers Frontaliers network. Visitors are required to register before entering the area and must pay the access fees for hiking in the Gosford sector. The station offers trail information and manages access to this protected Appalachian landscape located near the Canada–United States border. For more information on fees and maps, visit: zeclouisegosford.reseauzec.com/activites/plein-air.

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2

9.75 km

View from Mont Gosford

Highlight • Viewpoint

At 1,193 metres, Mont Gosford is the highest mountain in southern Québec and one of the province’s tallest peaks. It sits close to the Canada–United States border within the protected ZEC Louise-Gosford territory. There is a lookout tower at the summit with fantastic views that extend into Maine, New Hampshire, and the surrounding Appalachian ranges, especially on a clear day.

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3

18.0 km

Sentier Frontalier SF1

Highlight • Trail

4

30.8 km

Frontier Trail SF6

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Frontier Trail SF6 is a relatively short connector route that runs through hardwood forest. Leaving SF1, the route begins in a maple forest and gradually transitions to denser conifer stands and steeper terrain as you gain elevation. The trail feels quiet and secluded, with fewer viewpoints than the other trails, but a great feeling of backcountry isolation along the way.

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35.2 km

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Camping Site

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33.5 km

1.73 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

33.3 km

1.31 km

536 m

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Highest point (1,160 m)

Lowest point (580 m)

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