Rserve faunique Duchnier

Rserve faunique Duchnier, located in Saint-Narcisse-de-Rimouski, is a hunting and fishing area in Quebec. Established in 1977 as part of the network of Quebec Wildlife Reserves, Duchnier is managed by Terfa (OBNL) under the Ministry of Environment, Fight against Climate Change, Wildlife, and Parks of Quebec.

Renowned for its growing moose population, diverse wildlife, and abundance of high-potential fishing lakes, Duchnier is a paradise for hunters and anglers alike. Originally known for its excellent native brook trout fishing, Duchnier has quickly become a popular destination for lake fishing and moose hunting in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region.

Visitors can purchase their access rights online for daily activities such as river fishing, adventure fishing, and small game hunting using the link provided on the website. Package bookings can be made via phone or email. The reserve offers a range of activities including fishing packages, daily fishing trips, big game hunting, and small game hunting for visitors to enjoy.

An exciting activity offered at Rserve faunique Duchnier is the geocaching adventure at Hell's Gate Canyon. With twelve caches hidden throughout the area, participants can explore the beauty of the canyon using GPS to search for clues and solve puzzles. This innovative activity is perfect for families and children, providing a thrilling and educational experience in the great outdoors.

Daily access passes can be purchased on-site or through the online ticketing system. For those interested in camping at the Canyon des Portes de l'Enfer, more information is available on the website. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the unique adventures and natural beauty that Rserve faunique Duchnier has to offer. Visit the website to plan your stay and book your next outdoor adventure!