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Charlevoix: A living painting

From the charming village of Petite-Rivière-Saint-François all the way to the edge of Saguenay, this multifaceted gem of a place that was shaped by a meteorite transports visitors to a whole new world—one located a mere four-hour drive from Montreal.

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Guided Winter Hike at Grands-Jardins National Park

March 2, 7 and 9, 1-4pm

Explore Grands-Jardins National Park in winter! Accompanied by a patrolling park ranger who will guide you along the trail, enjoy the dazzling display offered by the La Chouenne trail! A delicious hot chocolate will be waiting for you upon your return. 

This activity is reserved for adults and families with children aged 10 and over. Children must be accompanied by an adult and will traverse a 4.8 km trail (with a 250 m elevation gain) by snowshoes, crampons, or on foot, depending on the conditions. Reservations are required by phone at 1 800 665-6527 or directly on site. 

Admission: $20 (subject to availability, access fee, and extra taxes)

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Learn more about the region

  • Spring break in Charlevoix: 10 unique ideas to entertain your entire family

    From March 1 to 7, spring break rocks in Charlevoix. No matter the weather, winter fun reigns supreme here in an incredible natural setting where it’s pretty impossible to get bored. Whether they are curious, energetic, creative or filled with wonder, children will find everything they need to have a totally unforgettable time. Oh... and their parents, too!

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  • Where to stay during spring break – Ideas for all families

    After a day of activities, laughing, learning and exploring, it’s expected that little eyes will close by themselves. Rest is welcome and the choice of places to spend the night (or day) in Charlevoix are simply incredible. No matter what type of spring break you seek, the perfect option exists.

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  • What to do in Charlevoix in February

    When winter is in full swing, Charlevoix transforms into a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and winter adventure lovers. Every day is an invitation to explore breathtaking landscapes between the river and the mountains, to stay active, and to fully enjoy the cold season.

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  • The Best Ski Slopes in Charlevoix: Your Mountain Guide

    In winter, Charlevoix’s mountains become a magical spectacle, providing skiers with moments that are both soothing and exhilarating. Because, while the simple sight of these immaculate white landscapes is enough to arouse wonder, the multitude of activities offered delights experts and novices alike. On these slopes, the season starts early and it’s at Mont Grand-Fonds and the Massif de Charlevoix that winter takes on its full meaning.

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  • 3 Ways to Enjoy Après-Ski in Charlevoix

    After a day of conquering the slopes and getting the most joy out of winter, après-ski is undoubtedly the perfect end to an ideal snowy day and, for some, a major highlight. Whether your mood seeks a festive, Zen or gourmet experience, there’s no shortage of options in Charlevoix. Here are a few ideas to guide you.

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