There is a parking area for two vehicles along the forest road. It is on a flat surface and easily accessible. The Passage du Forsinain Trail is nearby and there is a beautiful secluded Loch just 5 minutes away. If you are quiet and respectful, you may have the chance to see deer in the area.
Upon arrival, a significant group of deer was observed. However, the unexpected quantity of midges proved to be a challenge. These insects could be compared to piranhas in Scotland. Even a brief moment outside resulted in numerous bites. This location is likely more enjoyable in colder weather, and it offers a serene and tranquil environment.
This location is fantastic as it offers complete isolation. It is just a short 5-minute drive from the main road on an unpaved path. If you choose to walk to the nearby loch, make sure to follow the marked trail to avoid sinking into the bog. Additionally, there are two sections of boardwalk to assist during the journey. The night sky is stunning, and there are no midges in mid-September.