Free shuttle services
- Gatineau Park Shuttle (spring to fall)
- Philippe Lake Shuttle (spring to fall)
- Winter Transportation to Gatineau Park (details for winter 2025-2026 to come)
Public transit
Major transit companies in the National Capital Region offer routes that pass near the Park.
Use their travel planners to get there by bus:
Good to know
- Bicycles: Most buses are equipped with a bike rack during the summer; first-come, first-served.
- Skis: Cross-country skis and poles are permitted on board STO buses outside of rush hour, i.e. between 9 am and 3 pm and after 6 pm from Monday to Friday, and all day Saturday and Sunday. They must be properly attached or held together and carried in a safe manner.
- Strollers: Strollers are allowed on board STO buses.
- Dogs: According to STO policy, only guide dogs and service dogs are allowed on board STO buses. In Gatineau Park, dogs must be on a leash at all times, and are not allowed on the Pink Lake or King Mountain trails, or in picnic areas in the summer, and on cross-country ski, snowshoe and snow biking trails in the winter.
Accessibility
Persons eligible for Paratransit registered with the STO or Transcollines may request transportation to the Park through the usual process.
Prior to your departure, confirm the schedule and itinerary of your choice with OC Transpo, STO or Transcollines. The NCC is not responsible for changes to stops or service availability.