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3 Good Reasons to Visit Gaspésie in the Winter

   |   By Anne-Josée Pineau

Much to the delight of outdoor lovers, the cold season transforms the landscapes of Gaspésie into a winter wonderland. The St. Lawrence freezes solid in places, the region’s high mountains are topped with snow, and impressive Percé Rock is trapped in ice. But don’t worry, the cold weather won’t affect the warm welcome you can expect to receive in this region! Are you thinking of visiting Gaspésie during your next winter vacation? Here are three good reasons to do so!

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Journalist Craig Nicholson Discover the Grand St. Lawrence Snowmobile Tour!

   |   By Le Québec maritime

Renowned journalist Craig Nicholson, better known to snowmobile enthusiasts as the Intrepid Snowmobiler, was lucky enough to complete the Grand St. Lawrence Snowmobile Tour last winter. This 1355-km (840-mi.) loop ride departing from Lévis (on the south shore of Québec City) took him through the regions of Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie, Côte-Nord, Charlevoix and Chaudière-Appalaches as well as across the St. Lawrence with his sled!

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Winter Favourites from the Québec Maritime Team

   |   By Le Québec maritime

Many people dream of experiencing a real Québec winter… Are you one of them? Whether you’re drawn to the beauty of snowy landscapes or fun winter activities, you too can enjoy winter to the fullest in Eastern Québec! Discover below what the members of the Québec maritime team love about this time of the year.

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What’s to Eat in the Winter in Québec by the Sea?

   |   By Mélanie Gagné

There are lots of fun and invigorating things to do in the winter in the maritime regions of Québec! It’s also the season to enjoy cozy fires, singalongs and sharing meals with loved ones. As you listen to traditional Québécois music (such as “La Ziguezon”), what can you expect to eat during the cold season in Eastern Québec? Here are some of the culinary traditions we honour in the winter months as part of our local heritage.

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