Monts-Valin National Park

Monts-Valin National Park contains multiple peaks reaching 900 meters, lakes, rivers, and forests spread across the Quebec mountain landscape.

The Quebec government established this national park in September 1996 to protect the natural heritage of Mont Valin and its surrounding ecosystems.

The park offers educational programs about local wildlife, including observations of thirty-seven mammal species and guided tours focusing on regional environmental conservation.

Visitors access 77 kilometers of snowshoe paths and 71 kilometers of ski trails during winter, while summer activities include hiking and canoeing.

Scientists documented 442 plant species and eleven amphibian varieties within the park boundaries, demonstrating the rich biodiversity of this northern environment.

Location: Mont-Valin

Location: Saint-David-de-Falardeau

Location: Saint-Fulgence

Inception: September 19, 1996

Operator: SÉPAQ

Website: https://sepaq.com/pq/mva/index.dot?language_id=2

GPS coordinates: 48.61670,-70.80000

Latest update: March 14, 2025 22:48