Tursujuq National Park

Québec's largest national park, this territory protects the Hudsonian cuestas and Lake Wiyâshâkimî, the province's second-largest natural lake, formed by a double meteorite impact roughly 287 million years ago.

☀️ Activities — Summer

2 nearby options

🏕️Sport d'aventure et de plein-air

📍 0.7 km

Ungava Polar Éco-tours

Sport d'aventure et de plein-airFatbikeRandonnée pédestreCroisière / excursion en bateauInterprétation / observation de la natureInterprétation de la culture autochtoneQuad / VTT

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🏕️Sport d'aventure et de plein-air

📍 1.9 km

Nurrait - Jeunes Karibus

Sport d'aventure et de plein-airCanot récréatifKayak de merInitiation à la survie en forêtInterprétation / observation de la nature

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❄️ Activities — Winter

2 nearby options

🏕️Sport d'aventure et de plein-air

📍 0.7 km

Ungava Polar Éco-tours

Sport d'aventure et de plein-airFatbikeRandonnée pédestreCroisière / excursion en bateauInterprétation / observation de la natureInterprétation de la culture autochtoneQuad / VTT

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🏕️Sport d'aventure et de plein-air

📍 1.9 km

Nurrait - Jeunes Karibus

Sport d'aventure et de plein-airInitiation à la survie en forêtRaquetteSki de fondInterprétation / observation de la nature

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📍 Nearby sites

Nord-du-Québec (Eeyou Istchee Baie-James et Nunavik)

Cruises & Marine Wildlife Watching

Kuujjuarapik and Whapmagoostui

Nunavik's southernmost twin community, where an Inuit village and a Cree village coexist at the mouth of the Great Whale River, this site offers a rare chance to observe the distinct cohabitation of two Indigenous nations united by the 1975 James Bay Agreement.

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175.4 km

Nord-du-Québec (Eeyou Istchee Baie-James et Nunavik)

Picturesque Villages & Districts

Robert-Bourassa Generating Station

Formerly known as La Grande-2, this hydroelectric power station, buried more than 140 metres underground, is the world's largest underground power station and North America's largest single energy production site.

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321.9 km

Nord-du-Québec (Eeyou Istchee Baie-James et Nunavik)

Cruises & Marine Wildlife Watching

Radisson and the James Bay Interpretation Centre

The northernmost locality reachable via the Billy-Diamond Highway, this village offers an interpretation centre on the region's natural and human environments, as well as an exceptionally clear night sky ideal for watching the northern lights.

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321.9 km