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Le Parc de l'Ile Lebel
Le Parc de l'Ile Lebel (Lebel Island Park), which is open from May to October, is situated along shores of the St. Lawrence River. Its features include a picnic area, maintained walking paths and an information office.
Address: 396, rue Notre-Dame Repentigny QC Canada J6A 2T1
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BioParc de la Gaspesie
Visitors to the BioParc de la Gaspesie may see cougars, fox, moose, caribou, seals or any of the other 30 animal and 70 plant species that coexist in the park's five ecosystems.
Address: 123, rue des Vieux Ponts Bonaventure QC Canada G0C 1E0
 1 418 534-1997
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Gaspesie National Park
This national park encompasses 802 sq km (310 sq mi) of alpine landscape including the Jacques-Cartier, Richardson, Logan and Albert mountains which feature some of the highest peaks in the province. The park's purpose is to preserve aspects of the region including the Gaspesie caribou herd, various forest ecosystems, arctic-alpine flora and a number of endangered plant species.
Address: 1901, route du Parc Sainte-Anne-des-Monts QC Canada G4V 2E4
1 418 763-2288
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Île-Brion Ecological Reserve
Located on the difficult-to-get-to Île-Brion, the Île-Brion Ecological Reserve is a time capsule preserving the island in its original condition. Its forest alone houses more than 140 different species of birds. and the unique vegetation consists of many endangered plants and grasses.
1 418 986-4505
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Ile Verte National Animal Reserve
The Reserve Nationale de Faune de la Baie de L'Isle-Verte (Ile Verte National Animal Reserve) works to protect the wildlife and plants that inhabit the reserve as well as preserve its natural habitats. Open from the middle of June until September, the reserve contains a visitor centre that is located in an historic home built in 1850.
Address: 371, route 132 Ile Verte QC Canada G0L 1K0
 Send an Email 1 418 898-2757
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Parc Lucien-Blanchard
Open year round, this park in Sherbrooke features 130 km (80 mi) of trails for walking and cycling. The park contains a boat house where boat and bicycle rentals are available. A beach and snack-bar are also located onsite.
Address: 755, rue Cabana Sherbrooke QC Canada J1K 2V1
1 819 821-5893
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Centre d'archives du Seminaire de Saint-Hyacinthe
Housed at the Musee du Seminaire de Saint-Hyacinthe, these archives include documents and journals on local and regional heritage, educational history in the area, religious history, genealogy and more.
Address: 650, rue Girouard est Saint-Hyacinthe QC J2S 7B7
1 514 774-0203
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Saint-Barnabe Island
This island, which is a 10 minute boat ride from Rimouski Marina, offers 20 km (12 mi) of hiking paths, picnic areas and plenty of opportunities for bird and animal watching. Visitors may also spend an afternoon exploring the beach and enjoying the views of Rimouski.
Address: . Rimouski QC Canada
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Parc de le Yamaska
Located near Granby this recreation park offers many activities such as seimming fishing, canoeing, sailing, and wind surfing in summer and cross-country skiing and ice fishing in winter.
Address: 55 Ile Saint-Marguerite, Case postale 310 Boucherville QC Canada J4B 4J6
1 406 776-7183
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Parc Les Fourches
As this municipal park is located at the spot where the Matapedia and Causapscal Rivers meet, it is a popular location with salmon fishermen.
Address: Route 132 Causapscal QC Canada
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Riviere-du-Loup Waterfall Park
Parc des chutes de Rivière-du-Loup (Riviere-du-Loup Waterfall Park) offers 5 km (3.1 mi) of walking paths, picnic areas, and gardens, marshes and orchards for visitors to explore. This is all in addition to the 30 m (98 ft) waterfall which can be viewed from either of two bridges that cross the river. The park is open throughout the year.
Address: Rue Frontenac Riviere-du-Loup QC Canada
1 418 867-6700
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Rocher-aux-Oiseaux Migratory Bird Sanctuary
Surrounded by sea and difficult to approach, the Rocher-aux-Oiseaux Migratory Bird Sanctuary, located approximately 32 kilometres (20 miles) mortheast of Grosse-Île, is a natural sanctuary for aquatic birds such as petrels, razorbills, gulls and murres. High rock walls and tricky currents make the boat trip in a challenge for even the most experienced sailors. |
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Bic National Park
Parc National du Bic (Bic National Park) is a conservation park situated on a strip on land along the southern shore of the St. Lawrence River. Visitors can learn about the unique flora, fauna and topography of the area at the park’s Interpretive Centre, which offers guided tours and presentations. Potential activities at the park include kayaking, boating, hiking, cycling and bus tours.
Address: . Le Bic/Saint-Fabien QC Canada
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Petit Temis Interprovincial Linear Park/South Section
Parc Lineaire Interprovincial Petit Temis /Section Sud (Petit Temis Interprovincial Linear Park/South Section) contains 60 km (37 mi) of the Petit Temis bicycle trail which follows an old railway track. Cyclists who take to the trail will be treated to views of Lac Temiscouata and the Madawaska River.
Address: 77-A, chemin du Barrage Degelis QC Canada G5T 2C9
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The Garden of Legends
Le Jardin des Legendes (The Garden of Legends) uses statues to enlighten visitors on prevailing myths about the area. Tales of the neighbour down the road, the three pistols, the silver goblet and the snow in the churchyard are some of the stories told in the garden.
Address: 223, rue Notre-Dame Est Trois-Pistoles QC Canada G0L 4K0
1 418 851-1641
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La Côte
The pretty park of La Côte is located at L'Étang-du-Nord's harbour, and is visited by those looking for a stroll, a chat with friends, or a quiet moment to reflectThe centre of the park is adorned with a large sculpture, a pride of the island. |
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Île Boudreau
The Île Boudreau is a protected piece of national parkland, where hikers enjoy several kilometres of inland and seaside trails. The island is often reached by kayak and is the perfect place for a picnic. It is also possible to walk there via a narrow strip of sand. |
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Domaine de la Seigneurie
This 80 ha (200 acre) outdoor recreation space includes Pozer Island with 10 km (6 mi) of walking, cycling and roller-blading trails, and Parc des 7 Chutes with 8 km (5 mi) of walking trails. Domaine de la Seigneurie also includes a picnic area, a swimming pool, a playground, basketball and beach volleyball courts and a snack bar.
Address: Entrance on 1st Avenue Saint-Georges de Beauce QC Canada
1 418 226-2242
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Wildlife Reserve of Tourbieres-de-Lanoraie
The peat bogs formed over thousands of years in the St. Lawrence River valley are home to a variety of plants, birds and other animals. The reserve contains an interpretive centre with guides to educate visitors about this distinctive environment.
Address: 2 km (1.2 mi) north of Hwy 40 (exit 130) on Chemin Joliette Lanoraie QC Canada
Send an Email 1 450 887-0180
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Parc Beausejour
This urban park is located along the river bank and offers a range of activities in both summer and winder including cycling, walking, ice-skating and sledding. Boat and kayak rentals are available and admission to the park is free.
Address: Boulevard de la Riviere Rimouski QC Canada
Send an Email 1 418 724-3167
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Parc d'environnement Naturel de Sutton (Sutton Natural Environment Park) contains an 80 km (50 mi) hiking trail network which is suitable for snowshoeing and winter hiking as well as summer treks. Situated in the Sutton Mountains, guided visits and educational programs on environmental awareness and habitat protection are offered at the park.
Address: PO Box 2246 Sutton QC Canada J0E 2K0
1 450 538-4085
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Forillon National Park
Established in 1974, this 244 sq km (95 sq mi) park is Quebec's first national park. The area was set aside to protect a number of plant, sea bird and marine animal species. Located at the eastern tip of the Gaspe Peninsula, the park's topography varies wildly and features a mountainous interior as well as beaches, rivers and forests.
Address: . Cap-aux-Os QC Canada
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Parc de la riviere Batiscan
Located on the shores of the Batiscan River this 400 ha park features a playground, picnic areas, 25 km (15.5 mi) of hiking and mountain biking trails and an interpretive centre that offers tours in English and French. The river is suitable for canoeing and fishing among other activities.
Address: 200, chemin du Barrage Saint-Narcisse QC Canada G0X 2Y0
1 418 328-3599
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Le parc national des Iles-de-Boucherville
Located between Boucherville and Montreal, this nature conservation area offers a good location for walking, cycling, sea kayaking, canoeing and golf. It also features a playground, volleyball courts and an interpretive centre.
Address: 55, rue de l' Ile-Ste-Marguerite Boucherville QC Canada J4B 5J6
1 450 928-5088
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Carl-Camirand Greenhouses
The municipal greenhouses include an array of colourful annuals and perennials in addition to other plants such as cactus, fruits and vegetables. The horticulturalists who maintain the gardens will answer questions for visitors. The greenhouses are open on weekdays from 8 am to 4 pm and the exterior gardens are open from May to October.
Address: 1350, boulevard de Portland Sherbrooke QC Canada J1J 1S3
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Réserve Nationale de Faune
The Reserve Nationale de Fauna protects vital lands used by several threatened species of birds, include the piping plover and horned grebe. The wetlands of Pointe de l'Est are where most of the rarest breeds can be spotted.
1 418 648-7225
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Animafaune
Visitors can come to this wildlife interpretive park and see a variety of indigenous wildlife in their natural habitat. The park features interpretation activities, interactive exhibits, a nature boutique and a picnic area.
Address: 34, route 132 Ouest Saint-Fabien QC Canada G0L 2Z0
1 418 869-2222
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Parc Lepage
Located 2 km (1.2 mi) south of the tourism office, Parc Lepage is landscaped like a magical forest and features pedestrian paths, picnic areas and a petting zoo. Entrance to the park is free.
Address: 383, rue de la Seigneurie Rimouski QC
1 418 724-3167
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East Point National Wildlife Reserve
Protected by the Canadian Wildlife Service, the East Point National Wildlife Reserve protects a large portion of Grosse-Île, which is an example of the Îles de la Madeleines' singular landscapes. Several species of wildlife, including shorbirds and ducks, use the area as a major site of landing during their migratory process. Enter from L'Échouerie and Les Maries Salés
Address: Route 199 Grosse-Île QC Canada
1 418 648-7225
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Parc National de Frontenac
Located near the city of Sherbrooke and situated along the shores of Lake Saint-Francis, this park offers a host of outdoor pursuits. Visitors may enjoy hiking, cycling, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, fishing, snowshoeing, kayaking, canoeing and a number of other activities.
Address: . Sherbrooke QC Canada
1 418 486-2300
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Pointe-au-Pere National Animal Reserve
Reserve nationale de faune de Pointe-au-Pere (Pointe-au-Pere National Animal Reserve) is dedicated to protecting coastal plants and wildlife. Visitors may take the opportunity to explore the area daily from June to October.
Address: 1034, rue du Phare Rimouski QC Canada G5M 1L8
1 418 648-7138
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