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Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu |
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Fairmont le Manoir Richelieu |
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(Attractions - Historic Sites) |
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181, rue Richelieu, La Malbaie-Pointe-au-Pic G5A 1X7 • 418-665-3703 • 800-441-1414
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Distance:
~11 m * |
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POINTE-AU-PIC. The historic "Castle on the Cliff" rests high above the St. Lawrence River, thus affording many of its rooms spectacular views. This majestic resort features more than 400 well-appointed guest rooms, each boasting regional décor and modern amenities. Le Manoir has a storied past, including a "who's who" of former guests who have come to enjoy the blend of world class amenities in a charming country setting and a plethora of activities both indoors (the Casino and dining) and out (golf, whale watching, skiing, etc.). |
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Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu Golf Club |
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(Attractions - Golf Courses) |
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181, rue Richelieu, Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, Charlevoix G5A 1X7 • 418-665-2526 • 800-665-8082
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Distance:
~11 m * |
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POINTE-AU-PIC. Make sure you've dusted off your long game at this celebrated course, which measures 6105 yards. A recipient of "Golf Course Magazine's" Platinum Medal and "Golf Magazine's" Silver Medal, Le Manoir's golf club offers 18 dynamic holes, most of which boast dazzling vistas of the surrounding countryside. Don't let the view distract you! |
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User Rating: 7.5
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Musée de Charlevoix |
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(Attractions - Museums) |
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10, chemin du Havre, La Malbaie G5A 2Y8 • 418-665-4411
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Distance:
~84 m * |
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POINTE-AU-PIC. Dedicated to showcasing the artistic talents of those from the Charlevoix region, this museum displays a wide range of media, including paintings, textiles, sculptures and carvings. With the permanent collection hovering around 6000, it hosts frequent special exhibits with themes ranging from the area's maritime history to its rich cultural diversity. |
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User Rating: 10
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Club de Golf Murray Bay |
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(Attractions - Great Views) |
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1013, chemin du Golf, La Malbaie-Pointe-au-Pic G5A 1H1 • 418-665-2494 • 877-665-2494
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Distance:
~2.115 km * |
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LA MALBAIE. The area's oldest course (circa 1876), Murray Bay offers hole after hole of open fairways. A good iron game is essential here; otherwise, you'll need a backup plan. Don't let hole two, the course's signature hole, surprise you; it may not look like much, but hitting from an elevated tee down to a quick green often gets people into trouble. As you make your way around the course, take time to appreciate the beautiful layout and surrounding mountains. The back nine especially boasts a number of picturesque, rolling holes – just try not to lose your focus. |
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Parc Régional du Mont Grand-Fonds |
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(Attractions - Great Views) |
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1000, chemin des Loisirs, C.P. 244, La Malbaie-Pointe-au-Pic G5A 1T8 • 418-665-0095 • 877-665-0095
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Distance:
~5.818 km * |
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LA MALBAIE. Parc Régional du Mont Grand-Fonds offers terrific alpine skiing within minutes of the La Malbaie-Pointe-au-Pic area. The park's 20 runs boast a vertical drop of almost 400 meters, along with four advanced and two expert trails, including the thrilling Les Braconniers and Nagano runs. If snowboarding is more your speed, Mont Grand-Fonds offers a snowboard park. Cross-country skiing is also available, with 15 breathtaking trails highlighted by the daunting Nordique, whose 26 km is not for first-timers. After a day on the slopes, relax at Mont Frand-Fonds' restaurant and pub. |
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Le Moulin Seigneurial des Éboulements |
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(Attractions - Historic Sites) |
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157, rue Principale, Les Éboulements G0T 1V0 • 514-393-1417 • 418-635-2239
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Distance:
~7.747 km * |
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LES ÉBOULEMENTS. For a true look into the past, make the trip down to Les Éboulements to see this mill, which dates back to the late 18th century and falls under the auspices of the Canadian Heritage of Québec. Built by settler Jean-François Tremblay, the gristmill overlooks a small stream and waterfall and still runs on its original parts. Nearby, you'll find the former seigneurial manor owned by the Sales-Laterrière family; the Brothers of the Sacred Heart have maintained the home since the late-1940s. The mill's driveway is about 500 yards west of the road to quaint St-Joseph-de-la-Rive. Don't forget to stop by the mill's bakery, where delicious white bread, tarts and raisin bread are prepared. The mill and bakery are open in the summer months; call ahead to arrange a visit from October through May. |
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Ste-Irénée |
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(Attractions - Sightseeing) |
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475, rue Principale, St-Irénée G0T 1V0 • 418-620-5015 • 418-452-3231
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Distance:
~7.831 km * |
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STE-IRÉNÉE. Tiny Sainte-Irénée is located at the bottom of a steep incline on Route 362. This quaint country community is home to the famous Domaine Forget, which hosts an amazing repertoire of fine arts during the Domaine Forget International Festival, held each summer. Even if you miss the festival, the idyllic Domaine is open to visitors year-round. Another must-see is the gallery of the famous DeBlois family, whose artwork has gained international renown. |
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Parc National des Hautes-Gorges de la Rivière Malbaie |
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(Attractions - Parks) |
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25, blvd Notre-Dame, Clermont G4A 1C2 • 418-439-1227 • 800-665-6527
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Distance:
~9.410 km * |
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CLERMONT. Situated in a dramatic river gorge carved by glaciers thousands of years ago, this beautiful park quickly earns a special place in the hearts and memories of its visitors. Flanked by mountain peaks that rise more than 3000 feet, the Malbaie River winds its way through some of Eastern Canada's most remote country, offering some of the area's most spectacular outdoor activities. The park features numerous hiking trails and bike paths with varying degrees of difficulty, as well as primitive campsites. In the summer months (June-mid August), river cruises run up and down the Malbaie – make sure you make reservations well in advance (418-665-7527). |
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User Rating: 10
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Domaine Forget |
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(Attractions - Historic Sites) |
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5, rang Saint-Antoine, Ste-Irénée G0T 1V0 • 418-452-3535 • 888-336-7438
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Distance:
~9.806 km * |
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STE-IRÉNÉE. Each summer, the Domaine Forget International Festival attracts some of Canada's best musicians, who also come to train with the Académie de Musique et de Dance. Even if it's not festival time, visitors may still stop by and tour the beautiful grounds free of charge. Several historical markers scattered throughout the area detail the history of the Domaine and the Forget family. |
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Parc des Grands-Jardins |
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(Attractions - Parks) |
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4, rue Maisonneuve, Clermont G4L 1L1 • 418-439-1227 • 800-665-6527
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Distance:
~10.002 km * |
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CLERMONT. Parc des Grands-Jardins offers a wide range of activities for outdoor lovers. Hikers can expect to tromp through everything from gradual wooded areas to sub-arctic terrain – just keep in mind that the park is home to healthy populations of black bears, moose and even caribou. One of the most scenic trails makes a steep, four-hour ascent to Mont du Lac des Cygnes, which seems like the roof of the world. The closest access from La Malbaie is via the Thomas-Fortin Visitors Center (418-457-3945), open daily from June to August, 8am-10pm. |
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* All distances are
approximate "straight-line" distances.
See Directions for actual "travel distances."
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