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We Québecers love the outdoors. We hurtle down wooded slopes and snow-covered hills. Fear is foreign to us. Snowshoeing, skiing and dogsledding are a way of life. When we head for lunch, we can just as well dig a hole in the ice and go ice fishing. Take a winter vacation in Québec and join us in various activities all across our vast, diverse land.
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Established in the Charlevoix backcountry since 1994 and at only 18 km from the Hautes-Gorges-de-la-rivière-Malbaie National Park, Descente Malbaie invites you to drive your own dog-sled team through a magical wintry mountain terrain. If you want more than a sled ride you ...
The Chic-Chocs, a Micmac word meaning impassable wall, is a mountain range that crosses the Parc national de la Gaspésie. Today, this continuation of the Appalachians brings a smile to hikers. In fact, hiking gets you the most out of this unique region. Be sure to stop at ...
In the Laurentians, enjoy exhilarating rides in dogsledding, snowmobiling or snowshoeing (1 hour from Montreal and Mont-Tremblant). Learn how to drive your own dogsled or snowmobile under the supervision of professional and dynamic guides. You will be transported through lakes ...
With its six great rivers and hundreds of lakes and streams, Parc national du Mont-Tremblant is a canoe lover's paradise. Forty species of mammals, including the wolf, are a testament to the wild character of the Québec's largest and oldest national ...
The scenery is awe-inspiring! In this magnificent spot, nature used its colossal strength to create a fjord. The protected shores of the Saguenay–St. Lawrent Marine Park are the ideal place for spotting belugas. An impressive array of activities are available on land or at ...
It’s the latest addition to Québec’s network of national parks. Elegantly balanced between water and forest, it is also home to almost 10,000 years of history. Visitors will be attracted by the long sandy shores of Lac Témiscouata, the hiking, the flora ...
Abitibi-Témiscamingue takes you off the beaten tracks, away from large urban centres, to a still natural wilderness where fauna and flora co-exist in harmony with humans. Home to vast open spaces, Abitibi-Témiscamingue invites you to feel its vibrant environment and ...
The crown jewel of the Abitibi-Témiscamingue wilderness, Parc national d'Aiguebelle is home to a variety of geological phenomena with evocative names: giant's kettle, pillow lava. You'll not only see moose and beavers while hiking or canoeing, but you can ...
Hiking is definitely the best way to discover Parc national du Mont-Orford and admire its mountains, lakes and bright autumn foliage. The Sentier des Crêtes trail abounds with views that are said to be among the best of the Eastern Townships. Packages: Ready-to-camp, ...
Nestled in the heart of the first International Dark Sky Reserve, Parc national du Mont-Mégantic is the place to go for a fascinating voyage through space and the history of the universe. But remember, you can’t leave the park without returning to earth. You can also ...
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