Lac-des-Écorces is known for its crystal clear water and its body of water more than 11 km long, 40 km of shoreline.

The family and friendly lake community actively participates in preserving the natural environment of the lake and the quality of its clear water.

The APLE (Lac des Écorces protection association) organizes sporting and friendly events in summer for young and old (sailing regattas, swimming races, canoeing, open-air cinema, etc.).

Goulden Island, a municipal park, offers a location for picnics. A trail built around the island for a hike while admiring beautiful views of the lake

Tranquility assured in a natural and preserved environment.

200 feet of shoreline on Lac-des-Écorces, clear water and sandy bottom.

Ideal for water sports and winter sports enthusiasts, such as sailing, motorized boating, paddle boarding, kayaking, swimming, fishing, skidoo, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, etc. Alpine skiing at Mont-Tremblant or Mont-Blanc.

Large U-shaped dock (renovated) for several boats + 8 x 8 foot swimming dock.

View of the water and mountains from the chalet

Magnificent sunsets right opposite.

Large open room with renovated kitchen, living room and dining room. Addition of a bathroom.

Addition of a bathroom with shower and instant propane hot water system. Waiting for the new septic installation which includes a 750 gallon plastic tank and an ECOFLOW to connect the drain lines to it.

3 rooms.

Propane stove and refrigerator.

Wooden slatted ceiling.

Solar and propane lights.

Wood stove.

Balcony on 3 sides with overhead view of the lake and storage below.

Dock at marina #D12, $454/season.

Chalet with walls and ceiling insulated with mineral wool except the floor.

Lake water pumping system with gravity water tank. The sellers drink the water with a ceramic filter.

Wi-fi at the lake.

Complete autonomy with 275W solar panel installed in 2022 including battery system to recharge devices
electronics, propane gas, firewood, generator, lake water.

Lake fish: bass, pike, black bass, smallmouth bass, gray trout, northern pike and more.

Access by boat only from the marina (Quai-des-Paroissiens), plane or by ice road in winter (certain fees may apply).