A territory of nature beyond measure, Côte-Nord is an exceptional place known for extraordinary landscapes. Outdoor enthusiasts are spoiled for choice thanks to wide-open spaces that are ideal for dogsledding, Nordic skiing, cross-country skiing and downhill skiing. Unusual activities are also offered and it is the perfect destination for snowmobilers, who can easily access superb views!

For avid snowmobilers: the Trans-Québec 3 trail

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Stretching from Tadoussac to Kegaska, the Trans-Québec 3 is a dream destination for seasoned snowmobilers in search of nature and wide-open spaces. The Manicouagan footbridge (the highest in the world and the longest in North America) is sure to be a highlight of your trip! Other options for a snowmobile trip in the Côte-Nord region: choose a route that takes you along the St. Lawrence River, into the boreal forest, or on a loop that can be completed in one day.

Maskisin ÉCONOMUSÉE®: a tribute to ancestral craft and know-how

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A unique experience awaits you at Atikuss, home of the new Maskisin ÉCONOMUSÉE®, a workshop-meets-museum offering a glimpse into hand-crafted Indigenous products. A visit is a great opportunity to discover ancestral methods of beading and weaving, all while enjoying a privileged window on the artisans’ work. You can also purchase clothing and accessories created with the utmost respect for natural materials and Indigenous traditions. Interpretation panels, an audio tour and touch screens enhance this immersive foray into Indigenous know-how.

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