- Port-Cartier
- Camping municipal Le Paradis
- Bureau d'information touristique de Port-Cartier
- Bureau d'accueil touristique de Pointe-aux-Anglais
- Musée Louis-Langlois
- Parc de la Taïga, jardin indigène (sentier)
- Plage de Pointe-aux-Anglais
- Port-Cartier (Pointe-aux-Anglais)
- Port-Cartier (Rivière-Pentecôte)
- Ville de Port-Cartier (piste cyclable)
- Parc de la Taïga
- Promenade du P’tit Quai
- Promenade du P’tit Quai (sentier)
- Circuit patrimonial de Shelter Bay
- Circuit patrimonial de Shelter Bay (sentier)
- Parc de la plage Rochelois
- Rochelois Park and Beach
- Piste Girard à Vachon
- Tourisme Port-Cartier
- Rivière-Pentecôte Beaches
- Île McCormick Beach
- Marché d'automne de Port-Cartier| Fall market
- Triathlon de Port-Cartier
- Journée/Soirée Branchée
- Course du 50e Parallèle
Contact
Rivière-Pentecôte ,
Port-Cartier
(Quebec)
G0H 1R0
Phone: 418 766-4414
Toll free: 1 888 766-6944
No phone: 418 766-3855
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Montréal: 674 km
Québec: 446 km
Outdoors
- P'tit Quai Boardwalk
- Shelter Bay Heritage Trail
- Parc de la Taïga, Native Garden
- Pointe-aux-Anglais Beach
- Port-Cartier—Sept-Îles Wildlife Reserve
- Rochelois Park and Beach
- Île McCormick Beach
- Rivière-Pentecôte Beaches
Tourisme Côte-Nord promotes sites that allow you to do outdoor activities. Users are responsible for their own safety and for anyone else they are responsible for. Outdoor activities come with risks and it's the user's responsibility to make sure they respect what their physical limit is, as well as any regulations on site.
Description
This formerly bustling, late 19th-century logging town is now a peaceful haven, a big-hearted village steeped in a rich history. Mid-way between river and ocean, the entrance to Rivière-Pentecôte offers a breathtaking panorama that is well worth the trip (watch for the signs on Route 138).
Fish for sea trout near the river's mouth or stroll along the historic river jetty. Walk up the hill to Saint-Patrice Church; not far away, a series of footpaths lead to a beach of stunning beauty.
The surrounding lakes and rivers, fields and forests are sure to thrill anglers, hunters, kayakers, berry pickers and nature lovers alike. Stop in at the Auberge du Nord-Côtier to view an exhibit of works by local artists and artisans.
If you need some energy and want to taste some regional specialties, stop in at the COOP convenience store and pick up a fresh meal or snack.