The Réserve faunique de Port-Cartier-Sept-Îles, which covers an area of about 6400 km2 (2500 sq. mi.), is known for its excellent fishing. The reserve has over 1000 lakes teeming with fish, about 100 of which are accessible. Due to the abundance of the resource, there is a catch and possession limit of 20 brook trout (speckled trout) per angler. Trout is indigenous here and the quality of its habitat promotes good species reproduction.
In addition to fishing, you can also hunt for moose, small game and black bear on the reserve. Inquire about our various packages!
Don’t hesitate to pick blueberries and raspberries while hiking on the short trails. There is no healthier way to satisfy your sweet tooth!
Discover the rivers of the wildlife reserve with canoe camping. The Rochers and MacDonald rivers offer several kilometres of circuits for avid canoe campers. You can also canoe on Walker Lake and Quatre-Lieues Lake.
To top it off, bird lovers can feast their eyes on the numerous birds of prey that inhabit the reserve.
Opening dates
Late May to mid-October
Schedule
The Walker Lake Registration Centre is open from late May to mid-October. After mid-October, access rights are available at the administrative office of the wildlife reserve. Opening hours vary according to the season.Cost
General wildlife reserve rates. Visit our website for more information.Reservations
Required for lodgingPayment methods
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Visa
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MasterCard
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American Express
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Cash
Activities available
Services
- Picnic area
- Boutique
- Free parking
How to get there
Take Route 138 East to Port-Cartier.
Affiliations and distinctions
Affiliations
- Parks Québec network
- Tourisme Côte-Nord