Parcours des Baleines

Petit-Saguenay

Imagine standing among breathtaking cliffs and steep slopes. At Rivière-Éternité, huge granite walls carved by once roving glaciers stand some 300 m tall. Downstream at Tadoussac, ride through the sand dunes. Come winter, you can discover the park by foot or on Nordic skis or snowshoes.

Les dunes de Tadoussac

Tadoussac

The Dunes offer a unique landscape where golden sand meets boreal forest and the St. Lawrence River. An ancient seabed shaped by glaciers, the site is popular for picnics and breathtaking views of the fjord. A peaceful spot, ideal for contemplating nature and whale watching.

Cap Bon-Désir

Bergeronnes

Cap Bon-Désir, located in Les Bergeronnes, is an exceptional whale-watching site, accessible to all. From the rocks by the river, you can see several species of cetacean just a few meters away, in a grandiose maritime setting. A must on the Côte-Nord!

Parc de la rivière Sault-au-Mouton

Bergeronnes

Parc de la rivière Sault-au-Mouton features a groomed trail leading to an impressive waterfall in the heart of the forest. Easy to access, it offers a lookout point and rest areas ideal for picnics. A perfect nature stop to discover the richness of the Upper North Shore.

Rivière Papinachois

Betsiamites

The Papinachois River in Pessamit is an emblematic site steeped in culture and nature. Lined with trails and wooded areas, it invites you to relax and discover Innu territory. A peaceful place that bears witness to the deep relationship between the Innu and their land.

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