From the banks of the St. Lawrence River to the Appalachian Mountains, the Chaudière-Appalaches region offers a variety of authentic experiences, whether you choose to visit a museum, a historical site or a park. To reconnect with nature or to get a good dose of adventure, the region’s many trails are a delight for hikers, skiers, snowshoers and snowmobilers!

Learn about wolves and see them up close at LUPO

Photo credit: LUPO Wolf Sanctuary

A visit to the LUPO Wolf Sanctuary, located near Parc régional des Appalaches about 1.5 hours from Québec City, is a unique opportunity for the whole family to see magnificent wolves and learn more about this majestic species of great importance to the local ecosystem. In addition to giving you a chance to meet these fascinating animals, this 73-acre natural park offers hiking trails to reconnect with nature, an interpretation centre and a range of family-friendly activities. New this year, four-season mini-pods will be offered as onsite accommodations. A passionate team awaits you for a fun and educational outing!

Discover Wendat culture during a stay at Hatirontha

Photo credit: Hatirontha

Whether you’re visiting as a couple or with your family, you’ll enjoy a unique experience immersed in Wendat culture and history at Hatirontha, set against the magnificent backdrop of the Appalachian Mountains. Stay in one of four longhouses or in a teepee combining modern comfort and traditional decor, promising an extraordinary getaway filled with discoveries. Pets are welcome too! During your stay, enjoy a wide range of on-site activities, from craft workshops and bannock baking lessons to snowshoeing at Parc des Appalaches.

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