Centre d'interprétation des marais salés

Open from June 24 to Labour Day

Get your Binoculars Out

Visit the second most important marsh on the North Shore, with 250 hectares (615 acres). Each year, in spring and fall, hundreds of migratory birds stop here to rest and recover their strength to continue their long journey. Come observe them in season in the panoramic observation areas.

Inside, you will learn more about the characteristics of these birds as well as that of the wetlands, which are so important to the survival of migratory birds. Outside, you can observe Canada geese, snow geese, numerous duck species and shore birds. Some endangered species also stop here in their journey. Have fun observing them!

Centre d'interprétation des marais salés

741 route 138
Longue-Rive, Québec
G0T 1Z0
Canada

Phone : 418-231-1077
Fax : 418-231-2577