- Port-Cartier
- Camping municipal Le Paradis
- Bureau d'information touristique de Port-Cartier
- Pointe-aux-Anglais tourist information office
- Musée Louis-Langlois | Museum
- Parc de la Taïga
- Pointe-aux-Anglais Beach
- Port-Cartier (Pointe-aux-Anglais)
- Port-Cartier (Rivière-Pentecôte)
- Parc de la Taïga | Park
- Promenade du P'tit Quai | Boardwalk
- P'tit Quai Boardwalk
- Shelter Bay Heritage Trail
- Shelter Bay Heritage Trail
- Parc de la plage Rochelois (Beach Park)
- Rochelois Park and Beach
- Rivière-Pentecôte Beaches
- Île McCormick Beach
- Marché d'automne de Port-Cartier| Fall market
- Triathlon de Port-Cartier
- Course du 50e Parallèle
- Girard-Vachon multifunctional trail
- La Dérive
- Festival des Riverains
- Festival Blizz'Art
Contact
40, avenue Parent,
Port-Cartier
(Quebec)
G5B 2G5
Phone: 418 766-6633
No phone: 418 766-2349
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Population : 6545
Périodes d’activités :
Starting and ending dates of operation :
Montréal: 707 km
Québec: 480 km
Outdoors
- P'tit Quai Boardwalk
- Shelter Bay Heritage Trail
- Parc de la Taïga
- Pointe-aux-Anglais Beach
- Port-Cartier—Sept-Îles Wildlife Reserve
- Rochelois Park and Beach
- Île McCormick Beach
- Rivière-Pentecôte Beaches
- Girard-Vachon multifunctional trail
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Description
Population 6,544
At the 50th parallel, take a break from Route 138 in Port-Cartier's beautiful town centre made up of islands and waterfalls.
Breathe in the fresh sea air as you stroll down the boardwalk and along the network of bike paths and walking trails that link the archipelago's islands.
Enjoy Rochelois beach and the sand flats jutting out into the river at low tide. Travel back in time at the regional historic interpretation centre, then stop in at the Graffiti Café-theatre, which hosts local and visiting artists.
In town, marvel at the famous river and its majestic waterfall in Taiga Park. Tour the interactive exhibition at the Aux-Rochers River Interpretation Centre to learn more about the great Atlantic salmon that live there.
Finally, the Port-Cartier-Sept-Îles Wildlife Reserve and Les Goélands Outdoor Centre give you a sense of just how vast the backcountry really is!
A stop that you will surely remember as one of your North Shore favourites!