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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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Hiking in the Îles de la Madeleine: 8 Sites Worth Exploring

   |   By Lola Linard

Spectacular red cliffs, long sandy beaches and panoramic views of the St. Lawrence stretching as far as the eye can see… the Îles de la Madeleine are truly a postcard-perfect setting. This archipelago is made up of a dozen islands, six of which are connected by sandbars and two bridges. Here then are some suggestions for places to go hiking in the Îles de la Madeleine and enjoy memorable moments in nature.

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Hiking in Côte-Nord: 9 Sites Worth Exploring

   |   By Lola Linard

Hiking in Côte-Nord lets you escape the crowds and discover vast, wild and spectacular landscapes that will give you the impression of being worlds away from your everyday reality. This region is truly a paradise for those who want to spend time in the great outdoors and reconnect with nature. Discover our favourite places to go hiking in Côte-Nord!

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Hiking in Gaspésie: 12 Sites Worth Exploring

   |   By Lola Linard

Gaspésie offers hiking trails for all skill levels, from casual strollers to experienced hikers, through breathtaking landscapes that reveal the raw beauty of this maritime region of Québec. Get ready for unforgettable moments surrounded by pristine nature as you discover these must-see hiking spots in Gaspésie!

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Hiking in Bas-Saint-Laurent: 9 Sites Worth Exploring

   |   By Lola Linard

An ideal place to go hiking, Bas-Saint-Laurent is located along the south shore of the St. Lawrence Estuary. Home to islands, tidal flats and national parks, this region offers a multitude of breathtaking panoramic views. Follow the guide below and discover Bas-Saint-Laurent on foot as you explore these nine iconic sites.

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New Hiking Trails in Forillon National Park

   |   By Parc national Forillon

Although Forillon National Park is known above all for the beauty of its coastal scenery in Gaspésie, it’s also home to an impressive variety of terrestrial ecosystems. To see this for yourself, all you need to do is explore the beaver ponds area in the park where three new trails have been developed as part of a major ecological restoration and enhancement project.

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Explore the Îles de la Madeleine on Foot: Sentiers Entre Vents et Marées

   |   By Julie Soyez

In this era of speed and instant gratification, if there’s one place on Earth that resists this trend, it’s the Îles de la Madeleine! From gentle hills and bright red cliffs to endless beaches and bustling harbours, follow me to discover the famous Sentiers entre Vents et Marées trails, which were inspired by the Camino de Santiago.

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