Touring Quebec is more like visiting Europe than part of America. The French-speaking province is both culturally and visually striking. Most of the population is clustered in the cities and towns along the banks of the St. Lawrence River, which cleaves through the southeastern part of the province. The rest of the province is sparsely inhabited and relatively roadless. Moose, black bear, bald eagle, beaver, river otter, and deer are abundant.
Fishing is excellent.
Even the sky seems clearer. So don't fret too much. With such a staggering array of water to paddle, it's hard to pick favorites but four Quebec rivers have reputations as outstanding paddling destinations. These four rivers range from a true wilderness adventure to a less challenging but still exciting run just outside of a major city. Work Outdoors at GORP Jobs Click Here.