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The Christianity movement until the second half of the 20th century left an indelible religious heritage of inestimable value in Charlevoix. This circuit takes visitors to tour seven religious buildings: the Chapel of Grand-Fonds, the Church of Pointe-au-Pic, the Church of Sainte-Agnès, the Church of Saint-Étienne de La Malbaie, the Monastery of the Glorious Cross, Murray Bay Protestant Church, St-Peter-on-the-Rock and the Site of the Cross cemetery.
The Crossing of Charlevoixurl=https://www.traverseedecharlevoix.qc.ca/
75 km of hiking trail run by a non-profit organization serving hikers since 1978. La Traversée de Charlevoix is a network of daily hikes. There are several rustic cabins available for rent at the start of the trail, a 1- to 10-minute walk from the vehicle parking lot in summer. (In winter, they are 10 min at 90 min on snowshoes or ski in winter. These chalets (4 seasons) are located on the Zec des Martres in the Lac àÉcluse sector and in the Mont du Dôme sector. Possibility to stay alone or in a group. The chalets have no running water or electricity. Book chalets online.
Bicycle trail
Bicycle trail starting south of the village of Saint-Urbain. The trail has a stop near the Gouffre river. A footbridge spans the latter upstream of the island. Then the trail takes place on the east bank of the Rivière du Gouffre at the foot of the mountain, to cross Route 138 and join the Baie-Saint-Paul bicycle trail.
Cycling trails La Haute Gouffre
The course of the bicycle path includes a footbridge to span the Cygnes stream, then follows it until its confluence with the Gouffre river; then the path runs along the right bank of the latter as far as the footbridge. The course has two stops with picnic table and an observation point.
Fishing on the Gouffre river
Main activities: sport fishing for salmon, rainbow trout and speckled trout. There are 165 salmon pools in the Gouffre river.
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