Petit-Saguenay

Population: 624

With its sunsets over a fjord as far as the eye can see, the wharf is an ideal place to soak up the beauty of the Saguenay. At Anse Saint-Étienne, beluga whales can be spotted in an enchanting setting, and the many trails accessible year-round are sure to please hiking enthusiasts. In summer, salmon fishing, sea kayaking, hunting and canoeing satisfy the most adventurous. In winter, snowshoeing, skiing and snowmobiling take over the pristine natural setting. In autumn, the painting symposium celebrates the colors of a sleeping nature. Craftsmen and farmers showcase local produce, while inns, B&Bs and bucolic chalets promise a warm welcome.

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Tourisme Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean