Saguenay Fjord National Park
91 Rue Notre Dame, Rivière-Éternité, QC G0V 1P0, Canada
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Saguenay Fjord National Park
Saguenay Fjord National Park offers a breathtaking natural escape with its stunning landscapes and scenic views of the majestic fjord. This national park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore its hiking trails and capture picturesque vistas.
Highlights and Tips:
- Explore the various hiking trails, including the popular walk to the statue, which is moderately difficult and involves stairs—plan for around 3 hours to complete.
- Don't miss the Géant trail for incredible summit views that are definitely worth the climb.
- The park includes free parking with the entrance fee, making it convenient for visitors.
- A visit to the visitor center can enhance your experience before or after heading out on the trails.
- Even a short pass-through leaves a lasting impression with stunning scenery; many visitors plan return trips for hiking and camping.
Overall, Saguenay Fjord National Park is a must-visit destination in Quebec, especially for those who appreciate natural beauty, adventure, and the opportunity to immerse themselves in Canada's wilderness.
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Devesh Kara
09/24/2024
We visited on a day trip and did the walk to the statue. Moderate hike mostly stairs. In total took 3hours however part of the statue hike was closed. Free parking included in entrance fee.
Trip Tours & Beyond
07/13/2024
This park is very scenic. The views here are awesome. The view of the fjord was also amazing. We did 1 hike here and also went to the visitors center.
John Remington
10/03/2024
Géant trail has wonderful views once you reach the summit. The climb was worth it.
Dzmitry Burak
08/22/2024
I did a 250 km detour on my way through Quebec just to visit this park. It’s definitely worth it! The scenery is unreal!
Ryan Dunphy
06/17/2024
Just passed through, but the views were stunning, and now I'm definitely going to have to come back to do some hiking and camping!





