Gaspésie

Sainte-Anne (Gaspésie) River

Débutant
★★★★☆ 4.0
30
rapids
5
portages
5
campsites

About

<cite index="22-1,22-3,22-4">The Sainte-Anne River flows between Quebec's highest peaks, the Chic-Chocs, and through Parc national de la Gaspésie, generating exceptionally clear, fresh water in an imposing, perfectly tranquil mountain landscape</cite>. This premier Gaspésie paddling destination offers 30 rapids from beginner R1 to expert R4 sections, requiring 5 portages with 5 campsites available. <cite index="30-1,30-11,30-12">A map guide identifies launch points and rapid classifications, with salmon fishing practiced from canoe</cite>. <cite index="24-1,24-2">Maps cover the entire river route indicating put-ins, rapids, portages, camping sites and other sites of interest</cite>. The river provides exceptional wilderness paddling through protected parkland.

Highlights

National park settingSalmon habitatExpert whitewaterMountain wildernessWell-mapped
Best season: June-September

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difficulty level of Sainte-Anne (Gaspésie) River?

Sainte-Anne (Gaspésie) River is rated Débutant, Intermédiaire, R1, R1-2, R2, R2-2, R2-3, R3, R3 pentu et manoeuvrier de 100m, rapide R3 continu, R3-4, R4, débutant, intermédiaire, intermédiaire/expert, rapides R1 faciles.

When is the best time to canoe Sainte-Anne (Gaspésie) River?

The best time is June-September.

Where is Sainte-Anne (Gaspésie) River located?

Sainte-Anne (Gaspésie) River is located in the Gaspésie region of Canada.

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Sources

cartespleinair.org · saumonquebec.com · sepaq.com · avenza.com · destinationchicchocs.com