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Charlevoix: A living painting

From the charming village of Petite-Rivière-Saint-François all the way to the edge of Saguenay, this multifaceted gem of a place that was shaped by a meteorite transports visitors to a whole new world—one located a mere four-hour drive from Montreal.

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North-South Exhibition

Until February 2, 2025

The North-South Exhibition at the Musée d'art contemporain de Baie-Saint-Paul showcases the results of an ambitious educational and artistic project inspired by the Quebec boreal territory. The initiative offered creative activities in the Charlevoix region and three villages in Nunavik for children aged 2 to 5. Designed and led by visual artist Karine Locatelli, these workshops featured six short activities inspired by elements of the shared territory between the Charlevoix region and the Far North.

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  • What to do in Charlevoix in January

    January marks the start of a new year, one brimming with possibility and adventure. It’s the perfect time to explore Charlevoix, sample its local products, explore its snow-covered valleys, share unforgettable moments with friends or simply relax after a busy day in the great outdoors.

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  • The Best Ski Slopes in Charlevoix: Your Mountain Guide

    In winter, Charlevoix’s mountains become a magical spectacle, providing skiers with moments that are both soothing and exhilarating. Because, while the simple sight of these immaculate white landscapes is enough to arouse wonder, the multitude of activities offered delights experts and novices alike. On these slopes, the season starts early and it’s at Mont Grand-Fonds and the Massif de Charlevoix that winter takes on its full meaning.

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  • 3 Ways to Enjoy Après-Ski in Charlevoix

    After a day of conquering the slopes and getting the most joy out of winter, après-ski is undoubtedly the perfect end to an ideal snowy day and, for some, a major highlight. Whether your mood seeks a festive, Zen or gourmet experience, there’s no shortage of options in Charlevoix. Here are a few ideas to guide you.

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  • La Vallée des Glaces: Full-Scale Excitement

    During the cold winter months, below the cliffs of the Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie provincial park, the river slumbers, bidding welcome to outdoor enthusiasts. At this time of year, the area is adorned with unique and spectacular landscapes. Travelling on the frozen river, you can admire views unlike anything you’d see at any other time of the year, bringing moments of pure wonder as you gaze up at the towering icefalls and majestic mountains all around you. Being able to travel on the frozen river is an experience in and of itself: you really do feel small in the heart of the immense, deep valley!

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  • Say “Yes” to agrotourism this winter!

    Here we are in a new year, equipped with the best resolutions for 2024. What if, this year, we resolved to eat and drink local, starting now? Because it’s possible even in winter thanks to the producers and artisans who, year-round, bring the flavours of Charlevoix to visitors and locals alike. Many of them can be found in and around Baie-Saint-Paul for a varied, tasty and exciting winter agrotourism experience.

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