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One to four‑day guided hikes, with services to hikers on the International Appalachian Trail, Matane Wildlife Reserve and Parc national de la Gaspésie sectors. Various packages for two to eight people in a safe environment, such as nature interpretation, lodging in tents or shelters with healthy meals prepared by the guides, introduction to long hike, family hiking and camping, moose watching, ecotourist hiking, visit of the Matane Wildlife Reserve, snowshoeing. Vehicle transfer and people and baggage transportation also available. Schedule: year-round. Reservation mandatory. Average length of Visit: 1 to 4 days. 

 Member of Aventure Écotourisme Québec

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Exceptional natural setting with beaches, lakes, forest and sea. Functional, modern buildings and friendly atmosphere. Services offered: family vacation centre, resident camp, cottages rental, conference rooms, day camp, seminars, receptions, snowmobilers rest area, restaurant services, nature classes. Activities offered: outdoor fitness activities, hiking and bicycle trails, swimming, canoeing, archery, rifle-shooting, sailing, waterslide, sea snorkeling, mountain climbing, down river runs, natural sciences, tennis, mini-golf, kayaking, paddle boats, rabascaw, teleferic and rowboats. Winter activities include: cross-country skiing, sliding, ice-skating, snowshoeing and climbing. Lodging: 61 to 192 beds depending on the season. Schedule: year-round, 7 days a week.

Member of Gaspésie Gourmande.

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Non-exclusive rights. Water feature: lake and river. Salmon and brook char (speckled trout) fishing. Moose, bear and small game hunting.  Lodging in cottage. Services: boat and guides. Summer activities: hiking and wildlife observation. Winter activities: snowmobiling and snowshoeing. Member of the Fédération des pourvoiries du Québec.

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Holiday camp focused on the outdoors for young people between the ages of 6 to 17 and for people with disabilities. Outdoor activities on land and in the water: outdoor fitness activities in the trees, astronomy, mountain biking, excursions in the forest, wilderness camping, canoeing, kayaking, sailing, rabascaw, swimming, and down river runs. Group lodging and restaurant service (cafeteria and caterer). Accommodation capacity: 125 places. Schedule: year-round.

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Outdoor centre whose main activity is based on tree sponsorship and workplatform. Hiking and flora and forest interpretations trails, with silvicultural activities. Wilderness camping is also possible. Schedule: year-round, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Admission fees. (free for children and those sponsoring a tree)

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Campground and snowmobile stopover facilities. Summer activities: volleyball, horseshoe court, soccer, children's playground, day camps (July and August), games room, hiking trails, mini-golf, mid-July festival, access to ATV trails and rallye. Winter activities: snowmobile trails and stopover facilities, cross-country skiing (18 kilometres), sliding, snowshoeing, snowmobile Poker rally, night skiing excursion and carnival. Restaurant services and canteen, breakfast every morning, entertaining evenings, bar service from Monday to Sunday. Schedule: year-round, Monday to Wednesday, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Thursday to Sunday, from 7 a.m. to 3 a.m. Camping from early June to end of September.

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Perched 615 m high in the Réserve faunique de Matane, the first mountain lodge in Eastern Canada promises you an unforgettable experience. At the heart of an immense and almost untouched natural territory, stay in a cozy 18-room lodge where the innkeeper-chef and his team do everything possible to ensure your comfort, pleasure and tranquility.

You are free to explore this mountain environment on alpine touring, Meta skiing, snowshoeing, split board or a more contemplative activity.

Far from the daily grind, the relaxed and friendly atmosphere promotes exchanges and discussions around delectable meals. Memorable encounters and lasting souvenirs guaranteed!

$295 per person per night in double occupancy. Taxes not included. Possibility of 3-nights package (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), 4-nights package (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) and 7-nights package. Reception and transportation from Cap-Chat, accommodations, meals and snacks, the service of experienced guides and outdoor and safety equipment included. From December 26^th, 2007 to April 7^th, 2008.

Sépaq offers chartered flights from Montréal and Québec City on specific dates.

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At the heart of the Gaspé Peninsula, the Chic-Chocs Appalachian chain is the very backbone of this forest-covered peninsula. Réserve faunique des Chic-Chocs lies adjacent to Parc national de la Gaspésie to the east. A part of the reserve is even surrounded by this park. This geographical location, at the periphery of a protected territory, makes the reserve a favorite site for wildlife.

43 lakes, several streams and rivers, where you can find brook trout (speckled trout) and lake trout (salmon trout). A large variety of mammals frequent these territories including moose, black bear, snowshoe hare and porcupine; the reserve is also home to the spruce grouse and several species of singing birds.

Trout fishing. Moose, bear and small game hunting. Water feature: lake and river. Services: boat rental and permit on site. Lodging in cottage. Summer activities: hiking and mountain biking. Winter activities: cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

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Recognized first and foremost for its exceptioally rich wildlife, Matane Wildlife Reserve offers a breathtaking panorama combining mountains and deep valleys criss-crossed by numerous watercourses. The geomorphology of this setting is characterized by a rollong lanscapes to the south, whereas at the center of the peninsula, the landscape becomes more marked and more arid as the impressive chic-Chocs range rises up.Several novel activities have been introduced to promote a better knowledge of the moose: interpretation center, guided tours and outings in various wildlife habitats, observation towers...

38 lakes and several rivers including Cap-Chat and Matane, as well as numerous streams where you can fish brook trout, lake trout and Atlantic salmon. In addition to the large concentration of moose, the reserve is home to white-tailed deer, black bear, fox, coyote as well as several small mammals. There are more than 150 species of birds including the golden eagle, pileated woodpecker, ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, osprey and the bald eagle.

Trout and salmon fishing. Moose, bear and small game hunting. Water feature: lake and river. Services: boat rental, guide and permit on site. Lodging in inn, campground and cottage. Summer activities: Hiking, mountain biking and canoeing. Winter activities: cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and snowshoeing.

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Located in the heart of the Gaspé Peninsula, the Chic Chocs Mountains are the ultimate continuation of the Appalachians. The Mont Jacques-Cartier (1,268 metres), Mont Albert (1,154 metres) and several others invite you to experience the Great North by discovering the arctic-alpine flora or by watching caribou. At low altitude, the boreal forest has one of the highest moose densities in Québec. With its 140 km of trails, the Parc national de la Gaspésie is the ideal place for hikers of all calibers. Fishing, canoeing, and several picnic areas also add to your stay.

 

The park is open year‑round; however, some activities and services are provided on a seasonal basis. In the winter, skiing and snowshoeing excursions take place in a magical setting characterized by abundant snow. In the summer as in the winter, long excursions over several days in the backcountry allow you to discover sectors that are less traveled. A large variety of types of lodging are offered: campgrounds, cottages, shelters and the very renowned Gîte du Mont-Albert. This four-star inn offers comfortable rooms and cottages whose atmosphere encourages relaxation. The fine regional cuisine has, for that matter, greatly contributed to making it famous.

A tour of the park begins at the Centre d'interprétation et de services. Educational and amusing activities, the permanent exhibit and the audio-visual displays allow you to come into closer contact with the natural environment. Centre Schedule: mid-May to mid-October, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. During peak season, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. End of December to mid-April, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Admission: an admission fee is requested of all park visitors. Reduced rates for groups, youths and families. Admission is free for children under the age of 6 and for some organized youth groups. Annual passes are available for the park or for the Parcs Québec network.

Winter activities
The Parc national de la Gaspésie is well known for the multitude of outdoor activities available, such as snowshoeing, long or short distance cross-country skiing, telemarking, snowboarding and mountain trekking (mountain downhill skiing). Lodging available in the heart of the mountains, at the Gîte du Mont-Albert, in one of the many chalets, or in different shelters available along the long-distance cross-country ski trails. Baggage transportation services and guide services for mountain trekking, snowshoeing and telemarking. For any information: 1 866 727-2427. 

Warning! Avalanches!
The mountains of the Gaspesian highlands presents a potential danger for snow avalanches. For safety measures, always inquire about the ground conditions, the snow cover and the weather forecast, carry out your own evaluation of the snow's stability in the snowfields and carry the appropriate rescue equipment. Snow report and avalanche lessons: www.centreavalanche.qc.ca.

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A visit to Forillon National Park is sure to be a unique adventure. Discover the flora, geological formations, and the astonishing fauna of this land replete with natural riches. It is on the basis of these natural features combined with a rich human and cultural history that the park theme L'harmonie entre l'Homme, la terre et la mer (harmony between man, the earth and the sea) was developed.

Forillon National Park is open year-round. A network of over 70 kilometres of trails leads hikers through magnificent sea-scapes and mountain views. Activities allowing you to appreciate the park include snorkelling, scuba diving, swimming in the sea or in a pool, excursions, sea kayaking, biking, horseback riding, tennis and picnicking. In winter, visitors can try cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and winter camping. You can watch seals, whales, black bears, porcupines and many species of birds. Take part in the many educational activities proposed by naturalists, and visit the interpretation centre where an exhibit will introduce you to the most significant features of the park. Visit the Grande-Grave heritage site, where the Hyman & Sons store, the warehouse and the Blanchette house reveal an unforgotten past.

It is possible to stay at Forillon, in one of the 367 partially serviced campsites (reservations: 1 877 737-3783 or www.pccamping.ca), group camping facilities, or in one of three wilderness camping areas.

Schedule: The reception services are offered daily from early June to mid-October. Reduced hours in June as well as in September and October.

Admission: daily rates apply to all park visitors (including the campers). Adults $7.90; seniors: $6.90; youth: $3.95; families or groups (maximum of 7 people): $19.80; children under 6 years old free; business groups: $5.90/person. Off-season rates and annual permits available. Additional fees are also charged for camping and for some other services (cruises, swimming pool, sea kayaking, bicycle rental...).

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Between sea and mountains, the Relais Chic-Chocs of Saint-Octave-de-l'Avenir is a unique vacation spot. Located 19 km south of Cap-Chat and about 400 meters in altitude, it is dominated by the Chic-Chocs' Appalachian mountains with many summits of over 1000 meters, including the renowned mount Logan, which reaches 1128 meters. The nature and outdoor lovers will marvel at this magnificent view and enchanting environment.

Also, depending on the seasons, you can practice your favorite sport, whether it is walking, mountain biking, driving all-terrain vehicules or snowmobiles, or skiing - the paths will satisfy your needs.

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The Cache Grande Nature offers activities year-round in the heart of the Gaspésie, in a mountain, river and forest setting. Summer activities: biking, ATV, canoeing, wilderness camping, fishing, hunting (fall). Winter activities: cross-country skiing, a stay in the forest, off-trail snowmobiling, snowshoeing. Bicycle, canoe, tent and snowmobile rental (packages available). Licensed restaurant, gas, lodging (motels and rooms). Admission fees. Reservations recommended.

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Accompanied by the Vieux Bouc, discover a different Gaspésie through safaris and photography workshops and mountain hikes in secret areas. See mountains, abandoned mines, and ancient fire tower sites. Visit and travel through time by meeting old fishermen, miners, historians, and story tellers. Customized packages according to your group and your needs. Bilingual services. A slide show of your activities is also offered. Schedule: year-round, upon reservation.