Seek and find

The Myrique beaumier which grows in abundance on the edge of the lakes with fragrant catkins, preserves the shoreline from erosion.

Lac Sauvage is a head lake, mainly fed by runoff and numerous springs . It is located in the upper part of the watershed. It has an average depth of 8,8 m and maximum of 13,9. The quality of its water is excellent..

At the beginning of summer, at dusk, the cries of the bullfrogs, deep and hoarse, rise in the heart and make one shudder with intensity. In summer, the Blue Jay with its distinct plumage darts from one side of the garden to the other. In the lake, lounging on the edge of the lake an otter lounging in the water. The beaver leaves its traces in these clean-cut shrubs. What tool does he have?? Facing the lampreys, you might think of leeches, but they are not. But we must rejoice at their presence which testifies to the purity of the water. In the evening, this howl is not that of a wolf, but only the cry of the loons established on the lake and returning from summer to summer. A few migratory ducks sometimes come to land before leaving.

The Laurentians belong to a base of eroded magmatic rocks among the oldest in the world. This mountain range was originally as high as today's Himalayas. Today's landscape reveals rocky outcrops, sculpted by the glaciations which carved out the basins of the Great Lakes as well as thousands of lakes which today make up the Canadian Shield.

a canoe, kayaks, pedal boat are at your disposal. There is no possibility of reservation. We ask you to limit their use to 45 min during busy periods in order to offer everyone the chance to use them. Outside boats are not permitted: this to limit the spread of Eurasian watermilfoil.