Des berges du fleuve aux montagnes appalachiennes, la région de Chaudière-Appalaches offre à tou·tes une variété d’expériences authentiques, que ce soit lors de la visite d’un musée, d’un site historique ou d’un parc. Pour renouer avec la nature ou s’offrir une bonne dose d’aventure, les multiples sentiers de la région ont tout pour vous plaire lors d’une randonnée à pied, en skis, en raquettes ou en motoneige!

Learn about wolves and see them up close at LUPO

Photo credit: LUPO Sanctuary

A visit to the LUPO Wolf Sanctuary, located near Parc régional des Appalaches about 1.5 hours from Québec City, is a unique opportunity for the whole family to see magnificent wolves and learn more about this majestic species of great importance to the local ecosystem. In addition to giving you a chance to meet these fascinating animals, this 73-acre natural park offers hiking trails to reconnect with nature, an interpretation centre and a range of family-friendly activities. A passionate team awaits you for a fun and educational outing!

A great destination for ski touring in Chaudière-Appalaches

Photo credit: Stéphanie Allard-TCA

If you love powder snow, Mont Adstock is a must-visit in the Thetford region. The off-piste sector on the eastern side of the mountain promises hours of fun and wonder for touring skiers, who will love the 4 km of trails, the glades and the panoramic views of the surrounding area from the summit. You’ll find everything you need for a successful day on the slopes: a ski chalet, a shop, equipment maintenance and rental services, and a resto-bar with Mexican fare to relax and enjoy after skiing! You can also stay on site in one of the Coolbox units (which are dog-friendly as a bonus!).

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