During annual migration south from their nesting grounds in the Canadian Arctic, an estimated 50,000 snow geese take residence around the park. That immense number can easily double before packing up and moving southwards. Each day, they fly out of the city to the harvested fields to chow down, and at dusk, they return to spend the night in the safety of the water. It’s a wonderful place to take children to view special aspects of nature. Many other species of birds will be seen there throughout the year.

This is a great park with a 5km loop around the lake. It’s a wonderful place for a picnic, with easy walking trails, calming fountains along the way, and various bird-watching habitats. There are tables to enjoy a meal, good access to clean bathrooms, and some pubs and nice restaurants.

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A great way to add adrenaline to your life, you’ll feel more alive than ever before. Once you jump from the airplane, you’ll be accelerating at 216 km/hour! It’s an experience that is mesmerizing, memorable, exhilarating, and brilliant in all aspects.

The team is very professional, reassuring, experienced, and attentive, and they take their time to reassure each jumper of safety measures. They are competent, very calming, and ready to give you an experience that exceeds expectations.

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The Victoriaville Climbing Campus is a rocking climbing center located in downtown Victoriaville. The climbing center focuses on bouldering and has an intensely inclined climbing wall. The most interesting part of the climbing campus is where it is located. The bouldering center is located inside a former church, making the center unique and a great place to visit.

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Opened in June 1997, the Bois-Francs Linear Park bike path begins in Tingwick and crosses several municipalities, reaching Lyster.

Laid out on an old railway track with a rolling surface of stone dust on 90% of the 77 kilometres of track and a maximum drop of 2%, the Bois-Francs Linear Park crosses most of the St. Lawrence Lowlands. Made up of large flat plains and scenic clearances along the route are common, which gives cyclists a feeling of freedom. ​It offers a view of generous nature with breathtaking panoramas. In the forest, in the countryside or near waterways, it’s an overall delightful cycling experience.

The Bois-Francs Linear Park has earned several awards from the tourism industry. It was named “Silver National Winner,” “Tourist Company – Public Prize,” and “Regional Winner” in several competitions. The park has even received the Ambassador par excellence prize, awarded by Tourisme Bois-Francs.

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