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PARC NATIONAL DU LAC-TÉMISCOUATA DISCOVERY GUIDE
WELCOME TO THE PARK
Bordered by one of the largest lakes in
Québec and at the heart of a diversified
forest, the park allows visitors to
immerse themselves – on foot, on AIGLON
THE BALD EAGLE
bikes, or by boat – in territory humans
have walked for 10,000 years.
HELLO, IT’S ME, AIGLON,
At 175 square kilometres, the park protects nearly half of Lake Témiscouata’s THE PARK’S EMBLEM!
shores. Carved out by glaciers, the Lake Témiscouata valley and its splendid
mixed forests, characteristic of the Appalachians, invite calm and contemplation. I’m a bald eagle, considered a vulnerable
Home to the moose, the white-tailed deer, the beaver, and the fox – among others species in Québec. That means that the survival
– the park welcomes a diversity of terrestrial and unique aquatic fauna. of my species is deemed uncertain. I love the
calm, big spaces, and lakes with lots of fish. I
It is nothing new that people have forged strong ties to this extraordinary natural always make my nest at the same place, most
landscape. Following the stone cutters and hunters, after the lumberjacks and of the time on top of a big pine! There are a
log drivers, today we have become the protectors of this land. On the trails, on few of us in the park. For a long time, we were
the water or during our many activities, walk in the footsteps of those who came threatened by hunting and pesticides, which
before and discover the history of this territory and those who walked this land made our eggshells fragile. Fortunately, we are
millennia ago. now in better health, thanks to all the work that’s
been done to protect us!
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MUST-DOS
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ARCHAEOLOGY LANDSCAPE AND RARE FOREST
Plunge into the park’s thousands of years of history and discover The park’s most popular hiking trail, the Montagne du Fourneau is
the fascinating links between humans and nature. Archaeological an exceptional forest ecosystem of red and white pine. This trail
digs and discovery activities await you, from initiation to gives you an enchanting view of Lake Témiscouata. A guided hike is
archaeology to stone cutting! offered.
Free for 17 years old and younger
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THE CANOE ROUTE THE ÉPINOCHE: THE PARK’S AQUATIC SHUTTLE
The Touladi lakes were used as a natural thoroughfare for Hikers and cyclists alike can hop aboard the Épinoche and take in the
thousands of years. Follow the path of the Wolastoqiyik (people of vastness of Lake Témiscouata. This route links together the park to
the Grand River) and European explorers and immerse yourself in Cabano, Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac. Allows access to the Petit-Témis
wild and practically undisturbed nature. Detail on page 9. bike trail. Detail on page 16.
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GUARANTEED FUN FOR KIDS RABASKA, BEAVERS, AND HISTORY
The 720-metre Curieux de nature trail will amuse young ones with Between the Petit and the Grand Lac Touladi lies the magnificent
physical challenges and discoveries. Build a hut like a beaver, Îles sector. Join our naturalist for a paddle through time aboard
jump from trunk to trunk like a log driver, hunt caribou like the First a rabaska, following the path of the Wolastoqiyik. You will be
Peoples, and soar on the zipline like an eagle! enchanted by this natural environment, especially at sunset.
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Edmunston (N-B)
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MONTAGNE-DU-FOURNEAU TRAIL - The wealth of beauty in the Monts Notre-Dame is Anse-à-William
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I accessible to all, with a pine forest classified as an “exceptional forest ecosystem” and stunning 5.8 km 2-hour 185 m Discovery and Visitors Among them, 24 national parks stand out as unique. These are protected areas that
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Petit-Lac-Touladi
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vistas over Lac Témiscouata and the surrounding area. This trail is a must! Loop. Centre
belong to all Quebecers and that provide lasting memories for visitors who proudly
Grand-Lac-Touladi
To
RIVIÈRE-DES-MÉMOIRES TRAIL - Travel back in history as you walk along the banks of one of Jardin des Mémoires make such exceptional destinations their own.
Jardin des Mémoires
I the most beautiful rivers in the park. Listen to the water’s gentle murmur and watch the bald eagles 12.4 km 4-hour 10 m or Passerelle Visitors
Curieux de nature
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overhead as you explore the delightful meanders. Out-and-back. Centre
SUTHERLAND TRAIL - Follow the rivers and lakes of this sloping landscape to reach the famous Discover all our destinations at sepaq.com
Petit lac Squatec
Sutherland
Sentier des
I 6.4 km 2½ hour 40 m
Cette carte intègre de l’information géographique de source gouvernementale.
Sutherland falls. Enjoy interesting stops along the way and the vistas over Lac Rond. Cross a beautiful parking area
transformations et des adaptations qui ont pu modifier la donnée originale.
marsh on a boardwalk. Out-and-back.
sans préavis. En cas de disparité, l'information sur
L'information fournie sur cette carte peut changer
Pour des besoins de représentation, certaines données ont subi des
MONTAGNE-DE-CHERT TRAIL - This trail is your path to a magical world. Fall under the spell Montagne de Chert
I of an old maple grove, take a break at the lookouts over the Lacs Touladi, and soak up the magic of 5.5 km 2 hour 100 m parking area
1985 à1991
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le terrain doit prévaloir en tout temps.
this mountain where the first people who lived in the region often roamed. Loop.
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Années
Natashquan
2020
Ministère de l’Énergie et des Ressources naturelles
Sept-Îles
‘‘DRAVEUR’’ TRAIL - A natural link between the Jardin des Mémoires and the sandy banks of Jardin des Mémoires
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I Grand Lac Touladi, the “Draveur” trail, named for the log drivers of old, will also lead you to explore 8.4 km 3 hour 5m or Grand-Lac-Touladi Chibougamau Port-Menier
Visitors Centre
Saint-Juste-
these history-filled shores. Out-and-back.
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GREY-OWL TRAIL - Head southwest from Anse-à-William, stop at the picnic area on the sandy
Cartes topographiques
à l'échelle de 1/20 000
3½ hour Discovery and
Entrance
GASPÉSIE
Squatec
I bank of Curé-Cyr point (0.8 km), then continue your hike to reach the footbridge over Rivière Touladi. 11 km 15 m
Squatec
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MONTS-VALIN
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VIEUX-QUAI TRAIL - A short hike heading northwest from Anse-à-William will lead you to the 1 hour
de-Chert
PARC MARIN
F 2.8 km Discovery and
Sentier
Dogs allowed location
DU SAGUENAY–
National park boundary
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HAUTES-GORGES-DE-
Vieux Quai, the old pier that stands as a witness to the park’s rich past! Out-and-back. 15 min.
Length of trail sections
Tadoussac SAINT-LAURENT
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Visitors Centre LA-RIVIÈRE-MALBAIE Gulf of
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Stationnement
St.Lawrence
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GRANDS-JARDINS
Nautical route
Road network
GRANDS-PINS TRAIL - From one rocky outcrop to the next, climb above Lac Témiscouata to take du-Loup LAC-TÉMISCOUATA
des Îles
6,2 La Tuque
National trail
Boat shuttle
OPÉMICAN
Saint-Juste
national
offers ready-to-camp only.
Sentier
in the incredible views. Either out-and-back or loop. The return portion of the loop is on the National 6 km 2 hour 10 m Grands-Pins
Bike path
Quai-de-
Rivière-des-
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JACQUES-CARTIER
Mémoires
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Hiking Trail, which leads through the heart of the mountainside forest on somewhat rougher and more 6.3 km 2½ hour 95 m Visitors Centre
PRINCE EDWARD
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iss NATIONAL HIKING TRAIL - Backpackers can traverse the entire park and explore its various ecosystems on 37 km of forest trails. Accommodations are
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available in trail huts, campgrounds or ready-to-camp. Ask for details! Elevation change: 220 m
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Sentier
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CYCLING ROUTE - Road bikers will enjoy the winding, hilly course of the park’s 26 km of paved, shared roads, including the section between
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Lac Témiscouata
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Piste cyclable
BOUCHERVILLE
Anse à William and Grand Lac Touladi, passing near the Montagne de Chert and the Jardin des Mémoires. OKA
Recreational vehicle
Grey-Owl
ONTARIO
(Pedestrian / Bike)
YAMASKA
Archeological site
MONT-MÉGANTIC
Interpretation site
PLAISANCE
dumping station
NOVA SCOTIA
Biking-camping
Crossing (Car)
Biking Hiking Dogs allowed Family experience F : Easy I : Intermediate D : Difficult Ottawa Montréal MONT- Sherbrooke
Lac à
SAINT-
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Parking lot
BRUNO UNITED STATES
Wifi zone
MONT-ORFORD
Pit toilets
Traverse
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SUPERVISED ACCESS Dogs are allowed at Parc
Piste cyclable
Mini-convenience store
Rustic accommodation
Étroit
All details at
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Vieux-Quai
Lac
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Sentier
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national du Lac-Témiscouata, sepaq.com/animals
FOR DOGS
Equipment rental
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Canoe-camping
Community hall
in certain designated areas.
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6,3
Lookout
First aid
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FREE *
Fishing
QUÉBEC NATIONAL PARKS DAY
Wharf
MAIN RULES* AUTHORIZED PLACES
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D Dogs are admitted only in Anse-à-William sector.
• Dogs must remain in the places where they are authorized at all times.
September 12, 2020 reusable bag
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• Dogs must be kept on a leash and under surveillance at all times.
Rivière-du-Loup Témiscouata-sur-
Borne de recharge électrique
secteur Cabano • The person in charge of the dog must pick up the animal’s excrement Summer trail Grey-Owl and Vieux-Quai FREE ADMISSION with an in-store
Cascades-Sutherland
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Common campfire area
purchase of
Semi-serviced camping
without delay.
Boutique Nature shop
le-Lac
Anse-à-William campground (except for ready-to-camp
Registration centre /
Camping
Trois-Pistoles
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Community shelter
o • Barking or howling dogs as well as dogs affecting the tranquility and and playground) $75 or more.
Pointe-au-Sable
Information ban
charging station
touristique
Route des Frontières
Electric vehicle
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safety of other visitors are not allowed.
Pohénégamook and
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Amphitheatre
Rivièr
Picnic area Anse-à-Prudent, Curé-Cyr et Vieux-Quai
Playground
To
SÉPAQ WINTER DAY
The reusable bag is made
Information
Picnic area
of natural wood fibre, a biodegradable
*Individuals who fail to comply with any of the rules stated above may be required to
leave the area and/or issued a statement of offence, where appropriate.
Wharf close to the Discovery and Visitors Centre and recyclable material.
Nautical access point Via Vieux-Quail trail: boat launch for small boats and
JANUARY 30, 2021
To
Compliance with the regulations is essential, and the offer could Vieux-Quai shore | Anse-à-Prudent and Curé-Cyr
be reviewed if non-compliance is noted. Épinoche (shuttleboat). *Value of $7.99. Eligible on all purchases of $75 or more after applicable
To
FREE ADMISSION rebates, discounts, and promotions and before applicable taxes.
Exclusions: wood and convenience store products. Limited quantities available.
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Valid until December 31, 2020.
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DISCOVERY
TIME
SOME ACTIVITIES MAY NOT BE OFFERED FOR THE 2020 SEASON
TALES AND LEGENDS ARCHAEOLOGY
STORIES AROUND THE FIRE MEET-UP WITH OUR ARCHAEOLOGIST
Under the stars, at the edge of the lake, the Our archaeologist reveals the great human
crackling of the fire recalls the rich history of the epic that has been written on the park’s
place. Gather around and listen to legends of the territory for over 10,000 years.
territory, from hunter-gatherers to lumberjacks to ARCHAEOLOGIAL DIGS
mythical creatures.
Come help with the dig at a real
Grey-Owl archaeological site and take part in the
research conducted by our passionate
NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS archaeologist.
BIOLOGISTS-IN-TRAINING
DISCOVER STONE-WORKING
Live a day in the life of a biologist! Look at insects
under a microscope and learn to distinguish them For thousands of years, the ability to
to assess the health of a body of water. work stone to make tools and weapons was
a highly valued skill. Try your hand at this
DISCOVERING THE BALD EAGLE activity and take home your handmade tool.
The bald eagle is the animal emblem of the park.
Accompanied by a park warden, this is your chance
to perfect your knowledge of this majestic bird. CREATIONS AND
Perhaps you will have the chance to observe it! CURIOSITIES
NATURE AND ENTERTAINMENT FIRST PEOPLES CRAFTS
FOR YOUR LITTLE ONES
Make your own clay necklace! More than
A game of tracking, identification...and yoga on moulding your own souvenir, experience
the shore! An initiation on how to better open their Maliseet pride and discover the incredible
senses to nature’s wonders. know-how and fashion of the Algonquin tradition.
SOS BATS A STRANGE DISCOVERY
These small mammals, denizens of our nighttime Uncover the evidence and buried objects, ask
stories, are in significant decline. Join us for this the right questions, pass the tests... and you’ll
exciting saga, unmasking these mysteriously discover the mystery behind
beautiful creatures. a strange discovery.
INVESTIGATION AT THE JARDIN DES
MÉMOIRES
Hear stories about three fascinating periods
EXCURSIONS of occupation in the Témiscouata region. A
WOLASTOQIYIK ADVENTURE ON RABASKA great way to immerse yourself in the history
of the place!
Hop on a memorable trip through time. In the guise of a Wolastoqiyik family, discover all the
riches of the territory on an exceptional excursion on the water.
RABASKA OUTING AT DUSK
Take a relaxing paddle at sunset in the calm of the Touladi lakes. Resplendent nature: like
therapy in the frenetic rhythm of our lives..
GUIDED HIKE ON MONTAGNE DU FOURNEAU
Recognized as an exceptional forest ecosystem, the Montagne du Fourneau reveals its
most closely guarded secrets on this hike led by our park warden.
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THIS ACTIVITY MAY NOT BE OFFERED DURING THE 2020 SEASON
FORT INGALL
Step into a British fort built in 1839!
The Témiscouata has a hidden story: it was the theatre of an almost-forgotten
war. Discover the mystery by visiting the only wooden fortress of the British
Empire in Québec: Fort Ingall. You can explore the life of soldiers, the military
architecture of the era, and the tangible results of archeological digs on this
historic site. As a bonus, you will see one of our soldiers in action with a
gunpowder weapon.
Everyday at 9:00 AM June 20 to September 7
Departure: Anse à William Length: 3 hours including the ferry ride
$25.92 / adult | Tax not included | Free for children 17 years and younger.
THIS ACTIVITY MAY NOT BE OFFERED DURING THE 2020 SEASON
Maximum 12 people.
THE CANOE ROUTE
For thousands of years, the Touladi lakes served as a
canoe route linking the St. Lawrence River with the
Bay of Fundy. Paddle the same waters as the first
humans who set foot on the territory.
Departure by shuttle from the
Petit-Lac-Touladi Visitor Centre at 9 AM.
(approx. 20 min.)
Departure by canoe from the Jardin des
Mémoires | Route: 8.5 km.
May 30, June 6 and 13, and from
June 20 to September 7.
$61.50 | Includes equipment and
transport service for 2 persons.
Tax not included.
THE JARDIN DES MÉMOIRES
Located in the heart of the territory, the
Jardin des Mémoires evokes thousands of
years of human presence on the territory.
Interpretative panels and discovery activities
await you there.
WINDOW ON ARCHAEOLOGY
Discover the Wolastoqiyik culture as well as the many artefacts discovered
during archaeological digs at the park. Different themes and objects are
presented in each of the Visitor Centres at Anse-à-William, Grand-Lac-
Touladi, and Grands-Pins.
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EQUIPMENT RENTAL
Price validated for the 2020 season
EQUIPMENT LOCATION 1h 4h FULL DAY
Canoe 2-3-4-6 $18 $36 $51.50
Solo recreational kayak 3-4-6 $16.25 $32.50 $46.50
Tandem recreational kayak 3-4-6 $20 $40 $57
Solo sea kayak 3-4-6 $18.75 $37.50 $53.50
Tandem sea kayak 3-4-6 $25 $50 $71.50
2-seater aluminum pedal boat 4-6 $20.50 $41 n/a
4-seater aluminum pedal boat 4-6 $23.75 $47.50 n/a
Stand-up paddle board 4-6 $17.75 $32 $45.50
Adult bicycle 3-5 $15 $30 $43
Children’s bicycle 3-4-5 $7.25 $14.75 $21.25 LOCATIONS
Life jacket, single- or double-bladed paddle (without boat rental) $7.50 2- Petit lac Touladi 3- Anse à William
4- Grand lac Touladi 5- Passerelle
Bendding rental : Not offered during the 2020 season.
6- Grands Pins
Included with rental : Life jacket, safety kit, single or double-bladed paddles.
Floating dock available free of charge at Anse-à-William. RENTAL TERMS
Due to the shallow draft, only boats under 21 feet/7 metres in length are allowed.
•A
dditional fee if equipment not returned to the
location where it was rented or if returned late
• Équipment may differ from sector to sector
EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE FOR THE FAMILY
THE CIRCUIT OF FLAVOURS
1 FROMAGERIE LE DÉTOUR
2 VIV-HERBES
3 AMARANTE
4 DOMAINE ACER
5 TENTATIONS GOURMANDES
6 MAISON SIMPLEMENT BON
7 LE SECRET DES DIEUX
8 LA JARDINIÈRE
MORNING ON THE WATER
50 % ON MORNING
WATERCRAFT
RENTALS
DISCOUNT
Flyer
available Present your campground receipt.
Valid only for one-hour rentals.
Upon presenting proof of your visit to the park or to one of our partners, The watercraft must be returned by noon. No reservations,
you could receive a gift... JUST ASK! limited quantities. One discount per person per day.
Equipment may differ from sector to sector of the park.
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SLEEPING
UNDER THE
STARS
Ready-to-Camp
ANSE À WILLIAM
Ideal for cyclists. Close to Lake
Témiscouata and the Épinoche
shuttleboat. Dogs are allowed in this
sector.
GRAND LAC TOULADI Each sector
Perfect for families! Close to the has play areas,
Curieux de nature trail, sandy shores, access to lakes,
and a mosquito shelter. and watercraft
rental services.
GRANDS PINS
Very peaceful sector! Small village of
ready-to-camp huts (14), close to Lake
Témiscouata and the city of Dégelis.
Free of charge!
Admission and
equipment loan
Our favourite offers at the Park
offered to children
17 and under.
Offer varies from one
establishment to another.
First come, first served. • Curieux de Nature Trail • Grey-Owl Trail (on foot or bike)
• Voyage of the maliseet by rabaska • Screened shelter at Grand-Lac-Touladi
• Little biologist • Épinoche (shuttleboat)
• Crafts of the nations
SOME ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES MAY NOT BE OFFERED FOR THE 2020 SEASON
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CONSERVE
FOR
TOMORROW
Myriophylle à épis
In this national park PREVENT THE PROPAGATION
you will find: OF THE EURASIAN
WATERMILFOIL
40 species of A very invasive aquatic plant was first
mammals including identified in Lake Témiscouata in 2016: the
Eurasian watermilfoil. This plant propagates
the red fox rapidly and forms such dense colonies that it
transforms aquatic ecosystems. This could also
150 species of greatly impact swimming. Since the discovery,
birds including the the park has collaborated with environmental
organizations to prevent the propagation of
northern saw-whet this plant in other bodies of water in the region.
owl Washing boats is mandatory in the park.
20 species of fish
including the dwarf ENCOURAGE THE
lake whitefish SELF-PERPETUATION
OF THE LAKE TROUT
More than 500 Lake Témiscouata’s lake trout has among the
species of plant highest population growth in Québec. However,
it is difficult for the lake trout to reproduce
including the naturally. Our research has permitted us to
broadleaf toothwort. describe their spawning rates. Using this
knowledge, analyses are in place to determine
what we can do to encourage the natural
The park: a refuge for flora and fauna reproduction of this master of the Lake
characteristic of the Notre-Dame mountains. Témiscouata waters.
To protect this heritage, the park conducts
21 environmental surveys, as well as 16
conservation projects. AVOID THE DETERIORATION
OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES
Utilised and frequented by humans for
thousands of years, Lake Témiscouata National
Park harbours an impressive archaeological
WHAT TO DO IF YOU FIND potential. So far, 54 sites have been discovered
AN ARTEFACT here. Some of these are threatened by natural
or human factors (erosion, deforestation,
An artefact’s location, its context relative to etc.). Collaboration with the First Nation of
other objects, and its depth in the ground are Wolastogiyik Wahsipekuk allows us to measure
all clues that help archaeologists decipher the rate of degradation and thus put into place
our history. Any artefact that disappears or better protection measures.
is moved is a piece of our past that is lost
forever. If you find an artefact, please leave
it in place, make note of the location, and
inform the park staff. Our archaeologist will
take care of the rest.
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HELP AIGLON
PROTECT HIS HABITAT!
I am a vulnerable species. In the
past, I was threatened by hunting and
pesticides. Luckily, the park is here to
protect me now. But I need you to help
keep my habitat clean and peaceful!
WHY SHOULDN’T I FEED AIGLON LOVES LAKES FULL OF FISH, YUM!
THE ANIMALS? I, Aiglon, love to eat fish – it’s my favourite meal! Do you like fish? For quality fish,
We animals know how to feed ourselves in I need quality lakes, and I heard that aquatic plants from other places can harm
nature. If you give us food, we could get sick and the quality of the lakes in my territory. A small piece of plant clinging to a boat
even forget how to feed ourselves! can start to grow and multiply if it falls into another lake. This is why it’s important
to inspect and clean your boat before going into the water!
WHY SHOULD I STAY
ON THE TRAILS?
We animals need peace, but thousands of people
come to the park. By staying on the trails, you will
not disturb us, and you will lessen the chance of
stepping on a rare plant too!
WHY SHOULD I NOT PICK
FLOWERS?
There are beautiful flowers in the forest, but if
you pick them, others won’t be able to admire
them! Did you know that the park has some very
rare flowers?
WHY CAN’T WE BRING OUR
Don’t forget that you are
CAN I PICK FRUITS? DOGS EVERYWHERE IN THE
part of nature too! I’m
In certain places like the Jardin des Mémoires,
PARK? counting on you to help me
you can pick fruits. If you’re not sure, ask a park Some of my animal friends, like the deer, protect the park. Maybe
warden. are afraid of dogs. They’re scared of being one day endangered
attacked! This is why the park managers species like me will be
WHY SHOULD I LEAVE DEAD WOOD have chosen places where dogs are saved!
ON THE GROUND? allowed and not allowed.
Many of my animal friends feed on or hide HAVE YOU SEEN AN ANIMAL?
themselves in dead wood. If everyone burnt
If you see an animal in the park, write it on
this wood, we wouldn’t have food or a home
the observation sheet in the Visitor Centre.
anymore! Even a small branch can be useful.
Biologists will use this information to better
understand the nature in the park.
13PLAY SAFE IT
Photo : Steve Deschênes, Parc national des Grands-Jardins
IN THE WILD, YOUR SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSABILITY
Sépaq’s mission is to ensure the widest possible access to Québec’s most beautiful
natural treasures. Sépaq is committed to the safety of its visitors and urges you to REMINDERS
play it safe!
Preparing yourself adequately is the first step in the safe and enjoyable practice of
your favourite activities. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY and risk During your visit to a national park, you
management is an integral part of your experience.
must always carry your entry fee receipt
Before leaving for an excursion, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE SKILLS AND ABILITIES
or your annual entry card.
REQUIRED to practice your chosen activity AND RESPECT YOUR PHYSICAL LIMITS.
Your outing should leave you with nothing but pleasant memories. We invite you to
consult our safety guides for Sépaq activities, available at sepaq.com/security.
You will also find a list of organizations that can help you plan your activities safely.
Remember that animals are in their natural
sepaq.com/security
habitat and that you are a visitor. To ensure
both your safety and theirs, feeding them
CHECKLIST is prohibited; otherwise they may lose their
BEFORE YOU LEAVE HOME natural fear of human beings and become
• Plan on going with at least one other person. aggressive.
• Check the weather report.
• Pack water and food, even if the activity is only for a few hours.
• See that you have appropriate clothing and footwear for anticipated weather conditions.
• Let somebody know the exact location of your destination and the time you plan to return home. To preserve our natural riches, you are
not allowed to remove any natural
ONCE YOU ARE ON SITE
elements (animals, plants, dead wood,
• Do not rely on your cellphone.
• Check how much time it will take to complete your activity.
rocks, etc.). Please also keep to
• Obey signs and notices, including bans on open fires. established hiking trails to avoid
trampling flora.
WHEN YOU GET BACK
• Once you have completed your activity, make sure that you report to our staff anything
wrong or any damage or problems you encountered.
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À FAIRE Bien plus qu’un beau coin de pays, c’est vivre pleinement!
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15SHUTTLEBOAT FOR
PEDESTRIANS AND
CYCLISTS
SCHEDULE FOR 2020 SEASON
High season Low season
From From From From
THE PARK CABANO THE PARK CABANO
9:00 AM 9:45 AM 9:00 AM 9:45 AM
10:00 AM 10:15 AM - -
11:00 AM 11:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:45 AM
1:00 PM 1:15 PM 1:00 PM 1:15 PM THE SHUTTLEBOAT SERVICE MAY NOT BE OFFERED FOR THE 2020 SEASON. CONSULT OUR WEB SITE.
2:00 PM 2:15 PM - -
3:00 PM 3:15 PM 3:00 PM 3:15 PM
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418-855-5508
/ person CHILDREN!**
5:00 PM 5:15 PM 5:00 PM 5:15 PM
Hight season: June 20 to July 5, July to August 16
* One way. Tax included. Entry fee required at the park. Price for 2020 season.
and September 5-6-7 ** Children under 17 years travelling with family.
Low season: July 6 to 10 and August 17 to September 4 1 *** Dogs are allowed on the shuttleboat. Details on authorized areas on page 6.
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Details on routes and bike map available
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Sector online at sepaq.com/temiscouata
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M.V. CORÉGONE FERRY pick up the brochure!
FEES AND SCHEDULE:
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TO BE CONFIRMED!
tourismetemiscouata.qc.ca
Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac mrctemiscouata.qc.ca
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