Located about 3 hours from Quebec City we stayed at Baie-Éternité sector on the South shore for 2 nights. After we arrived and were setup we went out on a bike ride from the campsite to the Saguenay river. It was scenic but all downhill which meant a tough ride uphill on the way home.
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Bike ride view |
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Fresh water river along bike ride
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End of bike ride at Fjord |
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A Canadian Coast Guard hydrofoil landed at the park |
The following day we took a boat tour of the Fjord directly from the park.
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Tide water mark |
In the afternoon Josh and I would hike to the statue at Cap Éternité, the highest cliffs on the fjord. This takes about three hours and is primarily uphill and more than a little challenging. Then a bike ride back to the campsite uphill after the hike.
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First lookout looking back to the start of hike at the park's dock |
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2nd lookout |
We would travel to the Saint Marguerite sector on the North shore for the 3rd night at Saguenay Fjord National Park and cross the Saguenay river by ferry at Tadoussac.
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Tadoussac - crossing the Saguenay river by ferry |
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RV on ferry crossing |
At Saint Marguerite we would take a bike path to the overlook where the endangered beluga whales can often be seen.
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Bike path crossing |
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Beluga Lookout |
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Low tide |
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Sunset near campground |
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