Path partly in the forest and partly along a field inside the Grande-Digue Nature Preserve. The green surface is regularly mowed. Some parts of the trail can be soggy in the spring and fall, but normally walkable. “Violon” is the Acadian name given to tamarack, abundant on this trail, because it was used to make violins.
Length: 525 m
Uses: walking, hiking, snowshoeing
Difficulty: *
Access: Via the Quatre-temps trail or the École trail.