This hiking trail was named "Michael Levesque Trail" after the man who made it. It consist of a long and a short loop.

Once on the trail, a leisurely pace will take you through the long loop in about one hour and fifteen minutes. The shorter loop takes about forty minutes.

You will pass through a mixed forest consisting mainly of spruce, poplar, birch, balsam and cedar. You are on a penninsula. At first, the trail follows the bank of the Nebskwashi River and then curves round and along the Kebsquasheshing River. The former is also called the Back-River and the latter the Front-River.

1. Walk east along Birch Street (Chapleau's main street). Birch Street ends at a cemetery but you continue east along Riverside Drive.



2. Walk past the school on your left and continue till you see a grassy area between the road and the river. The trail's beginning is marked by a sign.