Zec Lavigne, zone d'exploitation contrôlée in Quebec, Canada
Zec Lavigne is a controlled harvesting zone in Matawinie featuring forests, lakes, and streams spread across a large area. It provides space for fishing, hiking, camping, and water activities such as canoeing and kayaking.
This zone was established to manage the sustainable use of forests and wildlife. Since its creation, it has served as an important place for local fishers, hunters, and nature lovers.
The name Lavigne comes from a family with deep roots in this land. Today, visitors experience how this place brings together people who share a quiet way of life centered on fishing, hiking, and enjoying the forests and lakes.
You can reach the zone by driving on country roads and following signs to find your way. At the entry station, staff can advise you on the best fishing spots, hiking trails, and lodging options based on when you visit.
The zone has about 340 camping spots spread across roughly 40 different lakeside locations, many available year-round. Some sites allow you to leave your equipment in place for the entire season if you hold an annual membership.
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