Located between the municipalities of Sorel-Tracy and Trois-Rivières, Lake Saint-Pierre is the last place where the St. Lawrence River widens before the estuary. It includes, upstream, an archipelago of a hundred islands where a great diversity of plants ...
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The Parc des Montagnes Noires de Ripon has 14 trails (total length 24 km) for hiking, mountain biking, fatbiking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and mountain sports. Explore an 800-acre forest combining the woodland environment of the Petite-Nation ...
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The Gaspé Peninsula is blessed with natural splendours. For this, it's internationally renowned. One of its gems, Réserve faunique de Port-Daniel, is still very little known. On this 57-km2 territory are 25 lakes chockfull of trout and a river with salmon ...
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Every year, thousands of visitors enjoy Île Saint-Quentin. Actually, the word thousands is rather modest, since more than 125,000 people come for at least a day! Discover a huge variety of entertaining activities. One of the most beautiful sandy beaches ...
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Located less than 200 km from Montréal, Parc régional Kiamika is a well-kept secret that impresses with its splendour and wilderness! Covering 184 km², the park has bodies of water (ten lakes and forty islands) over sixty or so square kilometres. The ...
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The Chute-à-Bull Regional Park in the Lanaudière region offers visitors six (6) kilometres of hiking and snowshoeing trails bordered by interpretation panels that allow them to discover the history of the log drive and the cutting of ancestral wood. A ...
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The perfect place for a short excursion in the forest during your visit to Inverness! On this beautiful site, you will find: a hebertism course and an outdoor escape game, walking trails, a viewpoint on the Lysander Falls, picnic tables, playground games ...
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Located a few steps from the downtown area, the Lac-des-Nations promenade is Sherbrooke’s natural heart! Both a gathering spot for urban outdoor activities and a perfect place for festival and family activities, the Lac-des-Nations is a must see in Sherbrooke ...
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Covering about 150 km2 (58 sq. mi.), this regional park offers a huge selection of outdoor activities. A group of mountains harbours a network of multipurpose trails over 120 km (75 mi.) with huts, a cross-country ski and snowshoe centre and rustic campsites ...
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Managed by Terfa and located 35 km from Rimouski, the Canyon des Portes de l'Enfer begin with the grand Sault waterfall and stretches nearly five miles between steep and narrow rock walls up to 90 meters high. A network of easy-t-intermediate hiking trails ...
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