At over 300,000 square kilometers, the North Shore is an expansive playground for vacationers this summer. Magnificent landscapes, encounters with indigenous communities, and gastronomic discoveries are at the center of your trip in this fascinating region of Quebec.
1. A unique guided walk
Do you know the Uapishka Mountains, also called the Groulx Mountains? With more than thirty peaks over 1,000 meters wide spread over 5,000 square kilometres, it is now possible to go on a guided hiking adventure in the heart of the boreal forest in a safe way thanks to Aventure Uapishka. The trip includes 5 interesting and relevant courses such as How to Develop Your Independence, Orientation, Map, Compass, Training Program and Outdoor Nutrition Guide to get you ready for this amazing outdoor adventure.
2. A decadent burger
Located on the water’s edge in Portneuf-sur-Mer, O’Rivs Pub promises to fill your stomach with its ‘fisherman’s pub’ concept. We go there specifically to sample their famous Smashburger, three meatballs with elk and ground beef, cheddar cheese, and fried onions, all on a brioche bun. Guaranteed success, whatever your appetite. The menu also features poutine, fish and chips, Cote Nord-flavored rolls and appetizers for sharing.
- Info: 1 chemin de la Marina, Portneuf-sur-Mer
3. Find the right shoe
At Uashat, in the heart of Sept-Îles, meet the designers who will help you find the shoes that suit your needs. Maskisin Economic Museum Moccasins invite you to this special showcase of Aboriginal craftsmanship. You will find shoes, boots, moccasins and a host of other traditional items on site. At this store, we pay tribute to the caribou, encouraging reuse, no waste, and giving back to local communities.
- Information: 136 Montanya Street, Auchat
4. Sleeping in a tent
With a great view of the Portneuf River coast, tents at Camping Portneuf-sur-Mer promise peaceful nights in. You will find yourself just a few steps away from the wonderful beach and you will have access to all the camp facilities. Surrounded by abundant nature, your yurt includes everything you need for a comfortable stay. You can even come with your favorite pet! From $175/night.
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