Excursion Lumberjacks, heritage & baie-comeau tour at Baie-Comeau

Explore the rich history, stunning landscapes, and lumberjack traditions of Baie-Comeau on this captivating journey through Québec’s North Shore. Take a picturesque photo opportunity with views of the striking fjord before discovering how Colonel Robert R. McCormick revolutionized the area by establishing a pulp and paper mill in 1937. At the Village Forestier d’Antan, immerse yourself in the past and witness life in a reconstructed lumberjack community, featuring a tasting of traditional lumberjack dishes and locally sourced caribou. Finish your experience with a panoramic tour of Baie-Comeau’s heritage district, which includes Place La Salle and the historic Champlain Street, where former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney grew up.

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Please note: This tour combines scenic coach travel with visits to outdoor and historic sites. Guests will visit the Village Forestier d’Antan, a recreated lumberjack village, where pathways may include gravel, uneven ground, and some steps. A moderate amount of walking for approx. 1.5km (0.9 miles). Guests wishing to sample alcoholic beverages must be of legal drinking age (18 years in Québec). Dress in layers with sturdy, closed-toe, waterproof shoes/boots, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof jacket, hat, scarf and gloves. The order of visits may vary.