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Discover Our National Parks in the Fall!

   |   By Anne-Josée Pineau

In the maritime regions of Québec, fall is a prime time of year for outdoor activities, which means it’s a great season to visit our national parks! Milder temperatures, colourful landscapes and abundant wildlife make for a fun and memorable stay. Here’s an overview of what awaits you in our parks.

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Fall Hikes in Eastern Québec: What Not to Miss

   |   By Anne-Josée Pineau

Fall is an ideal time of year to hike in the regions of Québec by the Sea, as the leaves turn flamboyant colours, temperatures become milder, and you can spot wildlife as they go about their natural lives. Whether you opt to explore the coast, the forest or the mountains, you’ll be surrounded by spectacular scenery!

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Wildlife Observation in the Fall: Species Not to Miss!

   |   By Anne-Josée Pineau

Fall in the maritime regions of Québec is a prime season for wildlife observation. In national parks or in our many natural sites, you’ll find lots of animals to watch while disturbing them as little as possible and respecting their habitats. Here are the species you won’t want to miss when you next visit us in the fall!

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5 Activities to Enjoy in Eastern Québec in the Fall

   |   By Anne-Josée Pineau

Fall is a great season for a memorable vacation in the maritime regions of Québec. In addition to enjoying the milder weather, you can admire colourful fall landscapes! Here are five ideas to make the most of the beautiful fall days in Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie, Côte-Nord and the Îles de la Madeleine.

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Discover Belugas in Québec: A Species in Need of Protection

   |   By Parc marin du Saguenay–Saint-Laurent

Observing whales from the shore, breathing in the salty sea air, scanning the horizon… You’re in for a memorable experience at the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park! Marine mammals swim surprisingly close to the shore here, which makes for unforgettable moments. Behind this accessible experience lies essential, often unseen work: protecting a rich ecosystem that’s critical to many species, including the endangered St. Lawrence belugas.

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