Where to practice an individual sport Bas-Saint-Laurent

Created in 1990, in the Lower St. Lawrence region, known for its salmon rivers, the Fédération des gestionnaires des Rivières à saumon du Québec, Salmon Quebec in shortcut, is a non-profit organization that represents the member corporations, the management of the territory's salmon river, the zecs, wildlife reserves and sections 36-37. The federation supports corporations in the management and development of rivers in a sustainable development perspective: accessibility, respect for biodiversity and regional development. It represents the five regions of salmon fishing: Quebec/Charlevoix/Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, North Shore, Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie (from the Cap-Chat River to the Port-Daniel River) and Baie-des-Chaleurs (from the Bonaventure River to the Matapedia, River and Causapscal rivers). The federation offers accommodation, fishing trips to outfitters, a shop for salmon fishing… A very smart site!

The SEBKA is a park that provides privileged access to the river and the salt marshes commonly known as "battures". Several activities are available: sea kayaking (guided excursion, equipment included), rock climbing (autonomous, initiation with instructor), hiking (more than ten kilometres of trails). It is also possible to spend the night on site in a rustic campground or in an eco-refuge (4 seasons), all with a breathtaking view of the river.