Hiking, whether through forests or over mountains, is certainly one of the best ways to enjoy the outdoors and Quebec’s landscapes. There are hundreds of hiking trails throughout Quebec’s tourist regions, where you can learn much about natural sites and their flora and fauna. National parks and Sépaq wildlife reserves alone have several networks of hiking trails. Parcs Canada also manages several Quebec parks, including the La Mauricie National Park of Canada. The Fédération québécoise de la marche publishes a guide describing the different hiking trail networks in Quebec. With the province’s four seasons, every hike is different, depending on the time of year: enjoy nature’s awakening in the spring, beautiful leafy trees in the summer, multicoloured panoramic views in the fall and snowy peaks in the winter.
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Generating mechanical then hydroelectrical energy, the Magog River gorge is the cradle of Sherbrooke’s industrial development. It’s located in the heart ...
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La Traversée de Charlevoix is a 105 km raid in the Charlevoix hinterland, in the heart of the World Biosphere Reserve. This true challenge is intended ...
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Parc national Opémican lies on the territory of the RCM of Témiscamingue in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue tourism region. Bordered on either side by Lac Témiscamingue ...
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