A new partnership between Pontiac Quad Club and Chutes Coulonge Park

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Article published on 9 April 2021

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We are proud to announce A new partnership Pontiac Quad Club and Chutes Coulonge Park

All of our members will benefit from a special entrance fee of $6 per person, which is very little to have access to a rest area, picnic tables, sanitary facilities and parking.

In addition, BBQs are available for the small sum of $12 (a reservation is preferable). Green Coleman propane tanks will be available for an extra fee, or
you can bring your own propane.

The administration of Chutes Coulonge Park also offers you a 15% discount
on all their aerial activities, giant zip lines (zip line), obstacle course and Via Ferrata (a reservation is preferable).

And a 15% discount on yurt accommodation (a reservation is required)

For more details, please contact:
Chutes Coulonge Park: (819) 683-2770
http://chutescoulonge.qc.ca/
Pontiac Quad Club: (819) 650-2264
www.pontiac.fqcq.qc.ca

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