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Regional and municipal parks in Côte-Nord

Regional and municipal parks for a nature outing close to home.

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Region: Côte-Nord

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Parc de la Rivière-aux-Rochers – Rivière à saumon

This easily accessible park provides a fascinating presentation on salmon.

Sept Îles Archipelago

Cruise through the Sept-Îles archipelago, to watching seabirds, various species of whale and unforgettable sunsets.

Parc Nature de Pointe-aux-Outardes

Here, you could almost soar.

Chute Manitou

This must-see attraction lies about 85 km (53 mi.) east of Sept-Îles and 35 km (22 mi.) from Rivière-au-Tonnerre.

Parc de la Taïga

This park offers 2 km of trails along Rivière aux Rochers.

Centre d’interprétation des marais salés

Longue-Rive’s 249-hectare (215-acre) salt marsh is renowned as one of the best bird-watching sites on the north shore of the St. Lawrence.

Sometimes the best green escape is just down the street. Quebec’s regional and municipal parks make it easy to squeeze fresh air into any day, whether you’re jogging a riverside loop, picnicking with friends, or lacing up skates on a winter rink. Many hide genuine gems too, like waterfalls, lookout towers, and well-groomed trail networks. No reservations, no long drives, no big budget required. Check out our listings in Côte-Nord and claim a new favourite park near you.