Lawrence National Park
Laurentides Wildlife Reserve Quebec, Canada
Description:
The Lawrence National Park was established in 1895. It is part of a large network of nature reserves and national parks. Located between the city of Quebec and the Sagenai-Lac-Seint-Jin region, in Canada. It is named after the Laurentida mountain system. On the territory of the Lawrence Reserve there are more than two thousand rivers and lakes. The area of the national park is 7,861 km2. And most of the territory is reserved for wild animals, in order to maintain their population. Here are found: lynx, black bear, wolf, American elk and many other animals.
Laurentian National Park is very popular. And primarily thanks to the ski resorts. Mont Treblanc is the most popular ski resort in Canada. He is also loved by fans of fishing and hunting. A stunning view - beautiful mountain slopes with spruce and birch forests, attracts nature lovers.
Tourists are also offered such services: horse riding, golf, rafting (river rafting). There are also all conditions for accommodation of tourists - from camping to comfortable rooms in hotels.