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National park in Quebec, Canada
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Monts-Valin National Park (French: Parc national des Monts-Valin) is a park with bucolic panoramas, endowed with first-rate recreational tourism infrastructures and natural sites for a magnificent stay in the open air, well connected to nature. It is in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region of Quebec.
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This place is accessible by the panoramic road via a small path. Falls and rapids on the course of the Saint-Louis River (a tributary of the Valin River), just upstream from the confluence of the Savard stream. Upstream, the Saint-Louis River (coming from the north) crosses a series of rapids. This site is a vantage point for the very steep west face of Mont Victor-Tremblay.
By car
The main entrance to the park is in the southwestern part of the park; visitors can get there via Chemin du Lac-Léon from Saint-Fulgence or via Chemin Lévesque (then the Route Panoramique) from…
Visitors can travel by car in the southwestern part of the park via the scenic road of Chemin du Lac-Léon (coming from Saint-Fulgence) and Chemin Lévesque (coming from Saint-David-de- Falardeau).
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