CIBRO combines two complementary vocations: the enhancement of the flats area and the rehabilitation of birds of prey. Perched on the Cap des Roches mountainside, CIBRO overlooks the flats and the Ducks Unlimited marsh. These marshes are accessible from ...
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Parc Michel Chartrand covers a surface of 1,850,000 m2. You can visit in any season to enjoy multiple recreational activities or simply to observe and discover nature (animals and plants). The park also offers several programs, presents popular events ...
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The Tomifobia Nature Trail is a multifunctional 19-km rail-trail located in the Tomifobia River valley, between Rte. 141 in Ayer’s Cliff, and Rte. 247 in Beebe (Stanstead), Quebec. It lies in the heart of the Eastern Townships’ natural and architectural ...
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route 175 (kilomètre 93)
City of Québec, Qc, Canada
G2J 1E2
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Côte-Nord borders the St. Lawrence for 1250 kilometres (775 miles), from Tadoussac to Blanc-Sablon. This region’s coastline has been designated the Whale Route, since 13 different species, including the blue whale, can be found in the waters of the Estuary ...
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C.P. 254
Baie-du-Febvre, Qc, Canada
J0G 1A0
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Boisbriand Nature interpretation center is a 42,500 m2 natural conservation woodland on rue de Chavigny, on the banks of the Rivière des Mille Îles. Accessible every day. Enjoy over a kilometer of trails with information panels on the flora and fauna ...
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Located in Québec, the Roger-Van den Hende Garden is a 6-hectare educational garden, attached to Université Laval, which has 4,000 species and cultivars grouped by botanical family. It includes a unique collection of plants native to Quebec, ornamental ...
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Let the Loiselle family introduce you to a world of unforgettable beauty—the Mingan Islands. Explore the realm of puffins, seals, whales, and monoliths aboard Le Macareux or Le Perroquet (12 passengers each), guided by an experienced local captain.
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Located in the heart of Baie-Comeau, the Boisé de la Pointe St-Gilles offers 11 kilometers of trails dotted with rest stops, sculptures, pyrographed wood panels, Lafontaine fables and small culverts. In short, it's a feast for the eyes. This 175-hectare ...
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