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From Sept-Îles to:
Havre-Saint-Pierre (segment 29)

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Segment 28: From Sept-Îles to Baie-Comeau

Sept-Îles

• Vieux-Poste
  Reconstruction of a former Montagnais trading post.

• Frolic du caplan
  Every year, entire shoals of tiny capelin roll with the tide and landon the beaches in late spring. A natural phenomenon celebrated with varius festivities in town and on the shore (May).

• Musée régional de la Côte-Nord
  Exhibits on the history and culture of the North Shore.

• Cruises
  Excursions among the islands or deep-sea fishing.

• Sept-Îles-Schefferville train
  1150 km (715 min) round-trip through spectacular northern landscapes.

Parc régional de Sept-Îles

Archipelago and bird sanctuary. Observation of marine mammals. Hiking trails.

Réserve faunique de Sept-Îles-Port-Cartier

Wildlife reserve characterized by boreal forest and glacier-sculpted valleys, home to abundant and varied animal life. Visitor reception center in Port-Cartier.
Note : Unpaved roads in the reserve.

Baie-Trinité

• Fish ladder
  Atlantic salmon watching.

Pointe-des-Monts

• Lighthouse
  One of the oldest lighthouses in Nordh America, built in 1830.

• Cruises
  Whale watching, deep-sea fishing or interpretaion in the Gulf of St.Lawrence.

Godbout

• Musée amérindien et inuit
  This Indian an Inuit museum houses a collection of native art.

Baie-Comeau

• Industrial tours
  Aluminium mill of the Reynolds Company. Cargill's grain storage elevator, the largest in Canada.

• Symposium de peinture
  For six days, several dozen Canadian painters meet and work outdoors. Workshops, demonstrations and discussions with the artists (June).

• Manic-2 power station
  The world's largest hollow-joint gravity dam. 22 km (14 mi) from Baie-Comeau.

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From Baie-Comeau to:
Tadoussac (segment 27)

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