Shik Shock Reserve

The Shik Shock Reserve is located in the center of the Canadian Gaspezi Peninsula in the province of Quebec. The name of the reserve was given to the Shik Shok mountains, which are part of the Appalachian mountain system. The reserve covers the territory of several peaks, the highest of which is Blanche-Lamontane, whose height above sea level is nine hundred and forty meters.

Picturesque mountains covered with dense forests, rich flora and fauna attract many wildlife lovers to the reserve. While hiking along one of the recommended routes, you can watch caribou, white-tailed deer or moose in their natural habitat. The reserve at any time of the year offers many programs for lovers of hunting and fishing. While visiting the reserve, you can also try looking for semi-precious stones in an open agate mine on Mount Liall.

On the territory of the reserve, tourists are invited to stay in fifteen comfortable chalets located on the shore of a beautiful lake, or in an equipped camping area.