Bic National Park
Saint-Fabien, QC G0L 2Z0 Canada
Description:
Bic National Park is located on the south bank of the St. Lawrence River on an area of about 8,200 acres.
The park was founded in 1984 and is now home to a huge population of seals. About half of the park is a coastal marine environment, and the highest point of the park - Pic Champlain - is only 350 meters.
About 11 tourist routes with a length of one to five kilometers are laid on the territory of the park. These are routes such as The Pinewood, The Walls, The Citadel and others. Along with the hiking trails, there are also bicycle paths in the park, the variety of which is not so great - only 4 equipped bicycle paths ranging from a kilometer to five.