Camping du Randonneur (Parc régional des Appalaches)

Just because back to school is upon us (or has begun) doesn’t mean it’s the end of summer getaways!

Ange Hébert-Corriveau • Written on August 23, 2024

If you, too, are looking for an incredible stay in the heart of Quebec's orange-red hues, in a unique and atypical accommodation accompanied by your dog, we've got the recipe for happiness for you! In the heart of the Chaudière-Appalaches region, there's a little treasure that all outdoor enthusiasts love to come and stay at: the Micro-Chalets des Appalaches. If you're a dog owner, then this is the place for you and your faithful companion to enjoy unforgettable moments in the midst of nature.

Laëtitia Clouzot • Written on May 22, 2024

Discovering the Parc des Appalaches from a completely different angle is possible by doing a canoeing excursion on the Rivière Noire Nord-Ouest. Follow Gérard and Roxanne through this adventure, accompanied by their husky Jack!

G&R FILMMAKER • Updated on March 20, 2023

Recently, we were in the Parc des Appalaches for a hiking-camping between Filles du Nord in the Lac Talon sector. We were lucky enough to bring together a small group of 8 hikers for this first independent group outing.

Filles du Nord • Written on October 17, 2022

Quand on m’a suggéré de passer un week-end en amoureux pour découvrir la région de Chaudière-Appalaches et cela avec mon chien Benji, j’ai tout de suite dit un gros OUI ! Premièrement, parce que c’était mon premier week-end en amoureux depuis que nous avions agrandi la famille en accueillant notre petit garçon en juillet 2021, mais aussi parce qu’un peu de repos ne fait jamais de tort à de nouveaux parents. En plus, notre vrai premier fils, Benji, notre caniche royal débordant d’énergie, ne dit jamais non à un week-end plein air dans Chaudière-Appalaches.

Vicky Morency-Lauzon • Written on August 1, 2022

Véritable endroit de prédilection pour Roxanne & Gérard, le Parc des Appalaches offre une multitude d'attraits autant pour les débutants que pour les pleinairistes accomplis, en plus d'accueillir les compagnons canins partout!

Sylviane Lord • Written on July 21, 2021

The experience of life in a refuge, many do it for a weekend, a few days, and we decided to live it for a season, that is this winter! During these few months, the refuge des Pins located in the Parc des Appalaches has become our home. A time to get rid of the superfluous, to get together and experience a life in the heart of nature.

G&R FILMMAKER • Written on March 16, 2021

This summer, my boyfriend and I bought our first house. An extra light three-seater tent! Enough to carry everywhere, on our back for example! We also bought a mattress, sleeping bag, cooking gear, and dehydrated food. One challenge now, get it all to fit in a backpack. One thing is for sure we are now ready for a long-distance hike!

Sarah Moore • Written on September 15, 2018

When winter arrives in Quebec, there's nothing like a stay with your dog in a cottage to make the most of this magnificent season. It's time to relax around a roaring fire in warm, comforting accommodation that makes you want to live life slowly with a cup of hot chocolate. And if you're looking for an absolutely magical, unique and enchanting place to experience this type of stay in the wonderful Chaudière-Appalaches region, Esker Nature is the place to go.

Laëtitia Clouzot • Written on May 23, 2024

While the city energizes us, nature stimulates our inspiration and allows us to recharge our batteries. This is why we often feel the need to land there and venture there. So we jumped at the chance to discover the Chaudière-Appalaches under its white coat, for a rejuvenating stay in the middle of the mountains. Here are some of our favorites for a winter getaway weekend in the Montmagny sector.

The Storytellers MTL • Written on February 28, 2023

Every time I go to the Parc des Appalaches, I always come back relaxed and satisfied to have been able to practice my favorite winter sports in such a majestic environment. During my last visit as part of a collaboration with the web magazine Les voyageuses du Québec, I had so many good times in cross-country skiing and fatbike, that I almost forgot the -30 degrees I felt. . Almost !

Gabrielle Asselin • Written on February 15, 2022

Adeptes de randonnée en toutes saisons, l’hiver on chausse nos raquettes pour profiter pleinement de la multitude de sentiers qu’offre le Parc des Appalaches. C’est en effet pour nous LA place de rêve pour pratiquer au milieu d'un espace naturel à l’état brut. C’est un parc naturel habité certes, mais chacun de ses secteurs sont de véritables espaces sauvages très diversifiés. Et en plus, ils sont tous ouverts aux pitous !

G&R FILMMAKER • Written on March 5, 2021

Both of us really like skiing, well especially Gérard, it must be admitted, but we have never been very fans of alpine ski resorts… We prefer the freedom of off-piste mountain skiing, away from crowds. So, when we learned that the Grande Coulée sector in the Appalachian Park was dedicated to this activity, we immediately decided to go exploring.

G&R FILMMAKER • Written on February 18, 2021

We don't know you, but since childhood we have often dreamed of putting ourselves in the shoes of a musher ... And then three dogs including two huskies have entered our lives. We moved to Quebec. And this winter, we spend the white season in a cabin in the middle of the famous Parc des Appalaches. In short, all the conditions are present to practice snowscooting almost daily ... What a dream!

G&R FILMMAKER • Written on February 16, 2021

A hearty meal in a sugar shack, a great walk and a snowman at an altitude of 650 m; that's how it is fun at the Parc des Appalaches.

Simon Diotte • Written on October 31, 2019

In the fall, during the season of colors, when you come hiking in the Parc des Appalaches, the show begins as soon as you drive. The roads are adorned with such warm colors that we are already in the mood even before starting our hike.

G&R FILMMAKER • Written on July 5, 2022

At least once in your lifetime, you have to get to the top of Mont Sugar Loaf to appreciate the panoramic view from up top. This fall, I had the chance to do it twice. At the start and towards the end of the season.

Stéphane Bourque • Written on October 8, 2020