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2370, rue de la Baie des Sables - Lac-Mégantic
Baie des Sables Tourist Resort
On the shores of Lac Mégantic, Station touristique Baie-des-Sables offers beach relaxation, watercraft rentals, wooded walking trails and a magical night sky in the first International Dark Sky Reserve.
579, route 161 - Frontenac
Ferme Cheval Intègre
Horseback riding lessons, trail rides, family activities, groundwork and participation in horse care. With gentle methods, Ferme Cheval Intègre helps riders build better experiences with horses.
1179, Chemin des Roy - Saint-Romain
Frontenac National Park
A few hours from Québec City and Montréal, Frontenac National Park offers sandy shores, rolling forests and rich biodiversity on Grand lac Saint-François. Hike, paddle calm waters, fish and slow down in nature.
505, chemin du Domaine Aylmer - Stratford
Lac-Aylmer Park
Parc du Lac-Aylmer is ideal for families and friends, with picnicking, walking, swimming, shallow-water games, wildlife watching, an unsupervised sandy beach, non-motorized boat access, children’s play structures and camping.
189, route du Parc - Notre-Dame-des-Bois
Mont-Mégantic National Park
Climb Mont Saint-Joseph or Mont Mégantic, visit ASTROLab and the observatories, and explore both mountain and sky. Mont-Mégantic National Park combines four-season outdoor adventure with unique scientific discovery.
2991, chemin Saint Léon - Val-Racine
Pioneer Trail
This 500 m route crosses sports fields and children’s play areas before entering a small woodland. Discover charming miniature houses and the Bibliothèque des 5 éléments nature experience.
Piopolis - Piopolis
Piopolis Trails
The Scotch Cap trail reaches the summit in 30 to 45 minutes, with three grand panoramas. In the village, the Clocher and Marais trails offer more than 3 km of forest and marsh paths.
823, route 161 - Stornoway
Refuge Fille des Bois
A refuge dedicated to protecting and rehabilitating wild and domestic animals. When return to the wild is impossible, animals receive safe shelter and ongoing care. Guided visits are led by the passionate owner.
301, route du Morne - Lac-Drolet
Sentiers du Morne - Pic and Grue Trail
Sentiers du Morne offers accessible family hikes totalling 4 km, with dogs welcome on leash. Three trails lead to an 820-metre summit and observation tower, while Pic and Grue offer a short forest loop.