Located a few minutes from downtown Victoriaville, Mont Arthabaska Park offers a magnificent view of the entire region and a wide range of free activities. From mountain bike trails to hiking, bird watching, snow sliding and concerts on the lookout, this ...
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1170, route Bégin
Saint-Anselme, Qc, Canada
G0R 2N0
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Where the river meets the Parc des chutes, it takes a 30-metre plunge, creating a spectacular waterfall. The park's walkways and hiking trails have been desiged to enhance the beauty of the site. You can also visit the hydroelectric power plant there ...
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2395, rang Lapointe
Girardville, Qc, Canada
G0W 1R0
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The Site Touristique Chute à l’Ours is located at a unique natural site next to 1.5 kilometres (0.9 miles) of rapids on the Ashuapmushuan River, in Normandin, in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region. This unparalleled attraction offers you a multitude of ...
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Venez découvrir un panorama exceptionnel, des belvédères offrant plusieurs points de vue saisissants, et une passerelle suspendue entre les deux rives. Des panneaux d'interprétation pourront faciliter votre visite. Aire de pique-nique, piste cyclable ...
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The Parc Michel-Chartrand stretches over 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 animation programs, presents ...
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A haven of greenery with a seigniorial heritage, Île Perrot offers a change of pace just minutes from Montréal. Includes: kayaking on Lake Saint-Louis, GPS Rally and a visit to the windmill.
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A network of wooden boardwalks will help you discover this ecological park running along Lac Saint-Pierre. By following the boardwalks and climbing the observation tower, you can easily observe the plants and animals that abound in the woodlands and wetlands ...
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Depending on the season, you can enjoy a stroll through Parc René-Lévesque on foot, a bike ride or explore the park’s trails on cross-country skis. At the tip of the peninsula, cyclists, walkers and families come to admire the sunset, take a break or ...
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