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A visit to any Bas-Saint-Laurent national park will be rich in discoveries, diversity and landscapes. While seals and the marine environment will be presented to you by the sea at Parc national du Bic, the story of a truly unique forest bordered by an immense lake awaits you at Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata.
Whether you enjoy walking in the mountains or taking in spectacular views along the water’s edge, in Vaudreuil-Soulanges you’re sure to find the perfect trail to explore on foot or by bike, to admire the colourful fall landscapes. And if you're looking for a little more action, head to Mont Rigaud for some mountain biking or to Arbraska for an unbelievable treetop experience!
Whether you’re looking to hike in nature, experience the thrills of a via ferrata climb or explore off the beaten track on an ATV, the Matapédia Valley of Gaspésie is an exceptional place to discover. From mid-September to early October, when fall foliage is at its peak, it’s hard to imagine anyone resisting its spell! Looking for ideas on how to make the most of a visit to this area? Why not create an itinerary that includes its regional parks for a multitude of outdoor activities, as well as markets, gourmet stores and restaurants to sample the local flavours?
From the end of September to the end of November, the great migratory movement of snow geese is a fantastic show around the coastal areas of Chaudière-Appalaches. From Montmagny to L’Islet and on Île-aux-Grues, the region boasts a wealth of birdwatching opportunities. The tidal flats form a nutrient-rich environment favoured by a high concentration of geese, who travel there to stock up before their long journey to the East Coast of the U.S. Fall is also a good time to see families of geese, since the geese make the journey with their young, who are just a few weeks old at that moment.
In Eeyou Istchee Baie-James, the boreal forest is immense and awe-inspiring, brimming with unsuspected wonders to discover. With camera in hand, set off on an expedition in the footsteps of an astonishingly diverse fauna. As you do, enjoy the striking contrast of the region’s many larch trees, which turn yellow as the light begins to change. Hungry for gourmet discoveries? Fall means it’s time for mushroom picking – matsutake, lobster mushroom, trumpet chanterelle... Take a guided tour to get a taste of this rich Nordic terroir.
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