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A spot found by Mr. Denis Alain in the early 1990s, the Great Heron footpaths and the observation post overlook some of the most beautiful sights in Macamic, Quebec. Admire the stunning landscapes from the trails below or the tower up above. The site offers educational insight into local flora and geomorphology, as well as opportunities for bird experts to spot local and visiting birds. The tourist attraction offers views of the largest lake in the Macamic area. Parking, restrooms, and other amenities are available on-site. GO as far as the lake’s west shoreline, and dip your toes in the chilly waters.

Photo: https://www.villemacamic.qc.ca/

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