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Canoe, kayak, rabaska or boat, discover the lakes and rivers of the Haut-Saint-Maurice.
The region offers courses for sports enthusiasts in still water or whitewater.
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Discover the lakes and rivers of Haut-Saint-Maurice by canoe, kayak or motorboat. The region has calm-water and white-water itineraries for sports enthusiasts at every level.
The Fédération québécoise du canot et du kayak (Québec canoeing and kayaking federation) has guide maps, surveys and reports for many local rivers, including:
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Saint-Maurice
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Bostonnais
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Aux rats
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Réservoir Gouin
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Coucoucache
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Croche
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Flapjack
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Jeannotte
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Aux Rognons
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Trenche
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Wessonneau
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Windigo
For more information, click on the following link:
www.canot-kayak.qc.ca
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Your motorboat gives you access to many rivers and lakes. The Saint-Maurice is one of the region’s main boating routes. On this river, you can cruise for miles between the La Tuque and Beaumont hydroelectric plants.
For a $30 fee, you can use the concrete boat ramp at the Club Nautique and rent dock space to maximize your enjoyment of this magnificent river.
Other boat ramps provide water access upstream of the Beaumont power station. Lac Édouard and Grand Lac Bostonnais, both of which are accessible by paved road, await your discovery.
Close to the forestry roads are the Vermillon and Flamand rivers, as well as several major lakes including Lac Châteauvert and Lac Manouane—and, of course, the Gouin reservoir!
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Mise à jour le Lundi, 13 Février 2012 19:50 |
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