Rimouski
Field Guide
The lower St. Lawrence’s maritime air and the wild headlands of Bic define our coastal monitoring, capturing the tides and wildlife windows.
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The Vibe
On the south shore of the lower St. Lawrence where the river is still wide enough to feel like ocean, Rimouski is the access point for Bic National Park - a sea kayaking and wildlife sanctuary of rare coastal beauty.
Activities
Hiking
Vibrantly, navigate the riverfront vistas of Rimouski, where Quebec elements dictate the pace.
Cycling
Boldly, circumnavigate the riverfront vistas near Rimouski, tracing Quebec geography.
Wildlife Viewing
Locally, settle into the riverfront vistas of Rimouski, a quiet Quebec tradition.
Kayaking
Notably, walk the Bic National Park headlands of Rimouski, immersed in Quebec atmospheric depth.
Fishing
Notably, witness the beauty of riverfront vistas in Rimouski, heart of the Quebec.
Camping
Authentically, experience the coastal wildlife sanctuaries in Rimouski, where Quebec terrain transforms the day.
Snowshoeing
Locally, follow the ancient Bic National Park headlands of Rimouski across the Quebec plains.
Stargazing
Locally, explore the Bic National Park headlands of Rimouski, with the Quebec wilderness as backdrop.