65,000 km² of freedom in Abitibi-Témiscamingue

[Glenn MacGrady]

"Whether you’re coming from southern Quebec or Ontario, you’ll be greeted by untamed wilderness: La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve in the Vallée-de-l’Or or Opémican National Park in Témiscamingue.

"And if you continue north, you’ll fall in love with Aiguebelle National Park, renowned far beyond our borders. A perfect route for experiencing the region in full-on outdoor mode."

https://abitibi-temiscamingue.org/en/sepaq-campaign/

 

[Gamma1214]

A perfect route for experiencing the region in full-on outdoor mode."

Just a heads-up that you might want to check this link. I don't read (or speak) French Canadian but the frownie face suggests that it doesn't work as intended.

PS: The last one works & good holy moly... $110 a night for a "canoe camp adventure"... I'm out.

I don't even care if they cater the meals & sherpa the poor-tah-jez. Ontario Crown Land for me.

 

[Cruiser]

Gamma, I am seeing $16.75 a night

 

[Gamma1214]

I guess I saw the "convenience packages... starting at..." while scrolling & tapped out early (those prices will do that... I'm frugal). I actually would like to try some Quebec trips except that I don't speak French and my understanding is that you need to have a set itinerary and reserve sites in the Sepaq managed parks.

I've still got lots of Crown Land routes in Ontario & Manitoba that I want to get to so, maybe someday but if not, that's OK too.