Quebec Vacation Travel Guide, Top 40 best places to visit in Quebec Canada
Quebec is one of the thirteen regions and domains of Canada. It is flanked toward the west by the territory of Ontario and the waterways James Bay and Hudson Bay; toward the north by Hudson Strait and Ungava Bay; toward the east by the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the area of Newfoundland and Labrador; and toward the south by the region of New Brunswick and the US conditions of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York. It additionally shares oceanic fringes with Nunavut, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia. Quebec is Canada's biggest region by region and its second-biggest regulatory division; just the domain of Nunavut is bigger. It is verifiably and politically thought to be a piece of Central Canada (with Ontario).
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Quebec most beautifule places we're visiting lists bellow:
Montreal,
Quebec City Canada,
Adirondack Mountains,
Mont-Tremblant,
Gatineau,
Lake Champlain,
Saguenay ,
Tadoussac,
Gaspé,
Percé,
Île d'Orléans,
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal,
Trois-Rivières,
Saguenay Fjord National Park,
Gatineau Park,
Forillon National Park,
Lévis,
La Mauricie National Park,
La Malbaie,
Rimouski ,
Baie-Saint-Paul ,
Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré,
Magog ,
Saint-Sauveur,
Lac Saint-Jean,
Mont-Orford National Park,
Mount Royal,
Lachine,
Granby ,
Jacques-Cartier National Park,
Laval,
Rivière-du-Loup,
Sherbrooke,
Island of Montreal,
Bromont ,
Matane,
Chicoutimi,
Montebello ,
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GGC - 15 - We finally reached Newfoundland and Labrador!
Part 12 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. We finally finish our drive up route 389 from Baie-Comeau to Labrador City, and in doing so, cross another province off our list: Newfoundland and Labrador! Along the way, we also saw a huge Iron Ore Mine in Fermont, Quebec.
Hudson Bay Sailing Expedition 2017
Video of a 1100 km sailing expedition on the East coast of James and Hudson Bay with a small 22 foot sailboat.
Saguenay–Lac-St-Jean Route | QuébecOriginal and Go-Van
The Saguenay‒Lac-Saint-Jean region seemed like the perfect place for two Vancouver photographers to discover the great outdoors of Québec. That's what prompted Julien Roussin-Côté of the Go-Van blog to invite Kyla Trethewey and Jillian Mann of the Our Wild Abandon blog to “Bleuet” (Blueberry) Country, the nickname given to the people of the region.
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0:01 Rivière-Éternité (SEPAQ)
0:47 Parc Aventures du Cap-Jaseux
1:19 Via Ferrata (Parc National du Fjord-du-Saguenay
1:48 Alain @ L’Est-Anse-Ciel restaurant
2:13 L’Anse à Tabatière
2:21 Voile Mercator @ L’Anse Saint-Jean
2:46 Mont-Édouard
2:55 La Chouape Brewery in St-Félicien
3:28 Zoo St-Félicien
3:45 Vélo-Route de Bleuets
3:55 Ola Sup
4:00 Val-Jalbert
Music credits:
Primitif - Mon doux saigneur
Gayé - Fouki et LeMichel
Into the north - Teaser promotionnel 1 - Tourisme Eeyou Istchee Baie-James
INTO THE NORTH IS A EEYOU ISTCHEE BAIE-JAMES TOURISM INITIATIVE
In summer 2018, 6 participants from around the world will be invited to experience two adventure-filled weeks in Eeyou Istchee Baie-James. The entire trip will be filmed, and broadcast on this website in fall 2018.
Canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking, nature interpretation, traditional activities, discovering more about the Cree culture, cooking meals over an open fire, gazing at the northern lights, sleeping in unconventional accommodations, checking out hydroelectric installations and much more still will be part of this unforgettable road trip.
For more informations, consult intothenorth.ca
INTO THE NORTH EST UNE INITIATIVE DE TOURISME EEYOU ISTCHEE BAIE-JAMES
Six participants de partout dans le monde sont invités à venir vivre deux semaines d’aventure dans la région d’Eeyou Istchee Baie-James à l’été 2018. Le tout sera filmé et sera diffusé sur le site web à l’automne 2018.
Canot, kayak, pêche, randonnée, interprétation de la nature, découverte de la culture crie, activités traditionnelles, repas sur le feu, observation d’aurores boréales, hébergement insolite, visites d’installations hydroélectriques et bien d’autres activités feront partie de ce roadtrip inoubliable.
Pour plus d'informations consultez intothenorth.ca
GCC - 14 - Forest fire and the ghost town of Ville de Gagnon, Quebec
Part 11 of our road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada. Continuing our drive up the 389 from Baie-Comeau to Labrador City, we explored the remains of a forest fire and stumbled upon the ghost town of Ville de Gagnon.
Thanks to David Dietlein for allowing us to use some of his old (1962-1963) family photos of Ville De Gagnon prior to its destruction. Check out his website for more:
David also has a great collection of home movies from the same time period:
Thanks again David!
GGC - 12 - Incredible Northern Lights in Northern Canada
Part 9 of our three-week road trip across Northern Quebec and Eastern Canada (the Atlantic Provinces). On our drive up the 389 from Baie-Comeau to Labrador City, we spent the night in a road-side pullout to watch the most incredible northern lights imaginable!
Best places to visit
Best places to visit - Lebel-sur-Quévillon (Canada) Best places to visit - Slideshows from all over the world - City trips, nature pictures, etc.
Québec - road trip
Main stopping places - Principales étapes : Montréal - Québec - Côte de Charlevoix - Les Escoumins - Matane - Petite-Vallée - Percé - Pointe-à-la-Croix - Vallée de la Matapédia - Sainte-Flavie - Montréal
July - juillet 2015
Crédits :
Merci spécial à Alyssa pour les deux plans intérieur voiture
The Lumineers - Flowers In Your Hair
James Vincent McMorrow - Sparrow and the Wolf
Eddie Vedder - Dream a Little Dream
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Cedars Park ∙ 2018 park guide ∙ Presented by Tarant Hobbs
Hello! In this video, Tarant Hobbs presents a full walkthrough & park guide of the amazing, history-rich Cedars Park in Cheshunt: where history is just a walk in the park :D
Walkthrough by Tarant Hobbs
Recording and editing by Jake Gutteridge
Special thanks to Tarant Hobbs
This video is available in full 1080P FHD quality for your enjoyment.
Video viewpoints:
0:00 Introduction
0:07 Mk1 tank noticeboard
0:33 Memorial bench
0:49 Tank plinth
1:01 Crocuses
1:16 The oldest trees in the park
1:17 Lake history
1:50 Bocce court and maze
2:04 The flint arch
2:36 Ice houses
3:15 Pigeon holes
3:30 Cast metal plinths
3:52 Bee boles
4:30 Plan of the park
4:38 Willow tunnel
4:51 Totem pole
5:17 Wooden animals
5:26 End of guide
Welcome to Cedars Park, the nicest park in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, located on the site of Theobalds Palace, James I's hunting ground and one of his favourite residences.
This park is suitable for visitors with disabilities.
Closed captions are available on this video in multiple languages for the deaf and hard–of–hearing.
Click here to see how to enable closed captions.
This park features
✔️ Café
The Cedars Park Café serves hot and cold food and drink. During the summer, fresh ice cream is also available. A bookshelf is provided in the café with books to read, which is a nice touch. The café also offers a “quiet zone” for adults only. 28–page guidebooks about the history of Cedars Park can be purchased for £5 at the café.
The café is wheelchair accessible and provides indoor and outdoor seating.
Full café menu here:
✔️ Maze and bocce court
Over recent years, many changes have been made to Cedars Park, one of which is the addition of a bocce court and maze.
✔️ Totem poles
Another recent addition to Cedars Park is a wooden pole with various characters. Different parts of these poles can be moved to configure traditional characters.
✔️ Multi–use field
In the Western part of the park, there is a large field which is widely used for picnics, sports, and public events. The field is also popular amongst local dogwalkers.
✔️ Nature centre
The newly updated Cedars Nature Centre (previously Pets’ Corner) boasts meerkats, tropical birds, skunks and reptiles.
More information about Cedars Nature Centre can be viewed here:
cedarsnaturecentre.co.uk
✔️ Free parking
There are free parking facilities in the Western part of Cedars Park, including wheelchair–accessible areas for blue badge holders.
✔️ Public toilets
Cedars Park has public toilet facilities for men, women & people with disabilities.
✔️ Duck pond
In the Eastern part of the park, there is a quiet pond with benches around inhabited by ducks and other widlife. ⓘ For your information, the Friends of Cedars Park committee has asked that you do not feed white bread to the ducks, as it is not good for them. Some safe foods to feed the ducks are included in this newsletter
✔️ Tudor ruins
The park is filled with ruins from the famous Theobalds’ Palace. Some of these areas have information pointsⓘ which explain in detail the history of each building piece.
✔️ Bee boles
Around the multi–use field, there are fifteen niches in the Tudor walls, called “bee boles”. These contained mud or straw skeps, and were used for making honey.
More information about bee boles can be viewed here:
youtu.be/15MHzOBwr2Q
Additional information about Cedars Park & its history:
Steeped in history, the park was once the site of Theobalds Palace, a favoured residence of James I. Queen Elizabeth I also visited Theobalds many times during her reign. The park was given to the Borough in 1919 and today offers a scheduled ancient monument, woodland walks, formal gardens, a play maze, ponds, pets' corner, play trail, an arboretum and a conservation area. The park covers over 19 acres and was awarded Green Flag status again in 2015.
In 2014, Broxbourne Council received a £1.89 million grant from the Heritage Lottery and Big Lottery Parks for People programme, to protect, conserve and improve Cedars Park for the Borough’s residents.
More information about Cedars Park can be viewed here:
broxbourne.gov.uk/leisure-parks-and-green-spaces/cedars-park
Cedars Park is open at the following times:
January: 7am – 4pm
February: 7am – 5pm
March: 7am – 6pm
April: 7am – 7pm
May: 7am – 8pm
June: 7am – 9pm
July: 7am – 9pm
August: 7am – 8.30pm
September: 7am – 7.30pm
October: 7am – 6pm
November: 7am – 4.30pm
December: 7am - 4pm