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Charlevoix: A living painting

From the charming village of Petite-Rivière-Saint-François all the way to the edge of Saguenay, this multifaceted gem of a place that was shaped by a meteorite transports visitors to a whole new world—one located a mere four-hour drive from Montreal.

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Noël tout le tour on Isle-aux-Coudres

November 21 and 22, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Immerse yourself in the holiday spirit at Noël tout le tour on Isle-aux-Coudres! On November 21 and 22, explore the island and discover the various stops along the Christmas market route, where artisans, vendors, and gourmet food stands await you. Enjoy festive entertainment and find some wonderful treasures as the holidays approach! Many vendors will be gathered at Saint-Bernard Church and in the barn at Auberge La Fascine.

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Learn more about the region

  • What to do in Charlevoix in November

    What to do in Charlevoix in November

    November is a month that calmly heralds the arrival of winter, snow-covered lands and chilly temperatures. Before plunging into the heart of the winter season, use this time of transition to discover some unmissable events and activities in Charlevoix.

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    The Best Ski Slopes in Charlevoix: Your Mountain Guide

    In winter, Charlevoix’s mountains are transformed into a magical place, offering skiers with moments that are both soothing and exhilarating. While the mere sight of these immaculate white landscapes is enough to inspire wonder, the multitude of activities offered delights experts and novices alike. On the slopes, the ski season starts early, and it is at Mont Grand-Fonds and Le Massif de Charlevoix, recognized as one of the most beautiful ski areas in Canada, that Charlevoix in winter comes into its own.

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  • Tablette avec plusieurs miches de pain

    Agrotourism in winter: Discover Charlevoix’s hidden food gems

    Good local food is easy to find in Charlevoix, even in the middle of winter. Throughout the year, the region’s dedicated farmers and food artisans share their specialties with visitors and residents alike. From Baie-Saint-Paul and La Malbaie to the surrounding villages, plan a winter Quebec food tour with stops along the Charlevoix Flavour Trail, try new products, and enjoy the pleasure of meeting the people behind them.

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  • Skiers in Grands-Jardins National park

    The best winter activities in Charlevoix

    Discover the best winter activities in Charlevoix, from outdoor adventures to relaxing experiences. Explore a truly spectacular winter in Québec.

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  • View from Mont-du-Lac-des-Cygnes in winter in Charlevoix

    Charlevoix’s most beautiful winter hikes

    Charlevoix’s most spectacular winter hikes wind through snowy forests, follow peaceful valleys and climb to summits with sweeping views of the mountains and the St. Lawrence River. From the Sentier des Caps de Charlevoix to the region’s national parks, this is some of the finest terrain for snowshoeing in Quebec.

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