Rivière Manouane (tributary of Péribonka) is a significant 209 km wilderness river flowing from Lac Manouane through pristine boreal forest to the Péribonka system. This major tributary offers multi-day expeditions through remote country with opportunities for wildlife viewing and fishing. The river features a mix of lake paddling and flowing sections, with digital maps available showing put-ins, rapids, portages, and camping sites. Access is challenging but the route connects to the renowned Péribonka system, making it attractive for serious canoe trippers seeking extended wilderness experiences. The Montagnais name means 'lake where we collect eggs,' reflecting its Indigenous heritage.
The difficulty of Manouane (tributaire Péribonka) River varies by section.
The best time is June-September.
Manouane (tributaire Péribonka) River is located in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region of Canada.
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