Hiking on the islands of Quebec
Summer Review 2023 – The St. Lawrence River is a key element of our landscapes: its gulf, its estuary, its fjord… all its distinctive features shape our regions. Its islands are numerous, some protected and others inhabited. This summer, let yourself be carried away to the island closest to home, whose existence you may not even know exists, who knows?
Read in this edition:
- Island Quebec: Hiking on the islands of Quebec
- The Big Splash: taking the plunge to democratize access to waterways
- Hare Island: walking as a "spectator" of nature
- The Border Trails Initiatives
- Long hike on the Fjord trail
- The technical feats of the Treetop Trail
- The guide's choices
- The hikers' mail.
- A rescue story in the Groulx-Uapishka mountains
- And much more!
Detachable map: 3-day itinerary "Discovering the rivers" in the Lower St. Lawrence
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