🇨🇦 Quebec’s Saguenay Fjord National Park | One of Canada’s Most Stun

📍 Overview Parc national du Fjord-du-Saguenay is a breathtaking provincial park in Quebec, Canada. 📜 History: Indigenous peoples lived here for millennia before Jacques Cartier arrived in 1535. This fjord is the southernmost in the Northern Hemisphere! 🌿 Three Key Areas of the Park 1️⃣ Baie-Éternité Accessed via Rivière-Éternité village. 🥾 Our pick! Hiked Sentier de la Statue (3.6km, 230m elevation, 2h). Pro tip: After rain, hiking poles + waterproof boots are a must! 🗿 Turnaround point: Halte Bellevue Lookout (didn’t reach the Virgin Mary statue). 2️⃣ Baie-Sainte-Marguerite Near Sacré-Cœur Church. 🐋 Summer highlight: Beluga whales gather here! 3️⃣ Baie du Moulin-à-Baude (near Tadoussac) Exhibits on dunes, wildlife, + marine ecosystems. ⛰️ Geology Nerd Alert! Grenville Orogeny formed the fjord’s base. Glaciers carved cliffs + valleys during the last Ice Age. Post-glacial rebound lifted the land, creating dramatic fjords we see today! Why Visit? 🍂 Fall foliage = next-level gorgeous. 🥾 Hiking trails for all levels. 🐋 Whale watching (summer only!). #QuebecTravel #HikingCanada #FallColors #SaguenayFjord #NatureLovers #GeologyRocks