Aiguebelle National Park

The park extends across 268.3 square kilometers of Quebec territory, containing over 80 lakes, dense forests, and mineral-rich geological formations.

The Quebec government established this protected area in 1945 to preserve wildlife in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region, officially declaring it a national park in 1985.

The park serves as an educational center where visitors learn about the regional ecosystems through guided tours and interpretive programs throughout the year.

Two visitor centers, Mont-Brun and Taschereau, provide equipment rentals, camping registration services, and access to the park's extensive network of hiking trails.

The park sits on a continental divide, marking the separation point between waters flowing to Hudson Bay and those heading toward the Atlantic Ocean.

Location: Taschereau

Operator: SEPAQ

GPS coordinates: 48.51434,-78.73997

Latest update: March 3, 2025 17:48