Canyon The Gates of Hell
Canada, Quebec, St. Narcisse de Remuschi, Chemin Duch nier, 1280
Description:
The canyon with the somber name of the Gate of Hell can be seen on the Rimuschi River, in the Canadian province of Quebec. The length of the canyon is five kilometers, and the height of its walls reaches ninety meters. The canyon is fully equipped for tourists to visit - a network of hiking trails with a total length of fourteen kilometers will take you along the canyon from one observation deck to another, allowing you to fully get acquainted with this amazing natural wonder.
The gorge begins with the Grand Su waterfall - the river in a powerful seething stream falls here from a height of twenty meters. After examining the waterfall, you can walk over the canyon on the highest suspension pedestrian bridge in Quebec - its height is sixty-three meters, and the length is ninety meters. Then, on the stairs of three hundred steps, you will go down to the bottom of the gorge, to climb back from the Gates of Hell, admire another twenty-meter waterfall Shod.
In addition, as part of a visit to the canyon, on a small pond near the Rimuska River, you will be shown an abandoned beaver hut and a dam. The staff of the canyon turned them into a sightseeing object, allowing us to get acquainted with the life of these interesting animals.