This wilderness route provides access to the world-famous Moisie River through the upper and lower Pékans tributaries, delivering an epic Class III-V whitewater expedition through Quebec's pristine boreal highlands. Known as the 'Nahanni of the East', the route features over 20 Class IV rapids and multiple Class V drops through spectacular granite canyons with waterfalls plunging from towering cliffs. The 373km journey includes well-marked portages and established campsites, making it accessible to intermediate and advanced paddlers willing to tackle challenging multi-week expeditions. Access is typically via the Trans-Labrador Highway at the Pékans River bridge, with excellent brook trout and Atlantic salmon fishing throughout.
The difficulty of Moisie (via Haute et Basse Pékans) River varies by section.
The best time is July-August.
Moisie (via Haute et Basse Pékans) River is located in the Côte-Nord region of Canada.
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