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Enjoy Bas-Saint-Laurent
The Bas-Saint-Laurent astonishes with superb landscapes ranging from the sea dotted with islands to the plains and forested mountains. Whether deep in the forest or by the sea, the region is a destination of choice for hiking, cycling and motorcycling. Perfectly complete your getaway by savoring delicious local products.
Cycle around the region
The Bas-Saint-Laurent can easily be explored by bike. Six circuits are available to you and there is something for everyone. You can ride quietly along the river, explore the hills and valleys of the high country, crisscross the marked trails, or even the country roads. The discoveries will be numerous and the memories remarkable.
Ride a motorcycle in total freedom
Imagine yourself on a motorbike riding freely along the river, around a huge lake or across gigantic mountains, all the while filling up with fresh air. Mototourism and the Bas-Saint-Laurent region make for a more than successful marriage. Several circuits, including three tourist routes, are available to you and will lead you to discover the region’s best-kept secrets.
Take a breath of fresh air at a national park
A visit to any Bas-Saint-Laurent national park will be rich in discoveries, diversity and landscapes. While seals and the marine environment will be presented to you by the sea at Parc national du Bic, the story of a truly unique forest bordered by an immense lake awaits you at Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata.
Create lasting memories as a family
In Bas-Saint-Laurent, you don’t have to look for activities; they are everywhere. The magnificence and diversity of the landscapes are the perfect excuses to enjoy nature, by land or sea, regardless of the season. With two national parks, historic lighthouses, whale-watching cruises and biking trails galore, your activities will become discoveries and lasting memories for the whole family.
À la BSL: a new webzine to discover
The return-to-the-land movement, the arrival of several public markets and the enthusiasm for local economy have influenced the subjects of this new 100% local webzine. À la BSL offers interviews with “ambassadors” from each region. Some were born there and others have adopted the region for its values, rich nature and wide-open spaces. Some have acquired businesses, others have developed their passion, but all have finally been able to “take the time to live” to the rhythm of the wind and the tides. (Website available in French only.)
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