Ile-Aux-Grues goose hunt

Ile-Aux-Grues goose hunt

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Goose hunt on Ile-Aux-Grues

We’ll transport you to Ile-Aux-Grues for agoose hunt with our friends from Pourvoirie Plein Ciel!
Plein Ciel is an outfitting operation staffed by passionate, experienced and dedicated guides who are dedicated to offering exceptional snow goose and duck hunting holidays.

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Located in the heart of the St. Lawrence River, Isle-aux-Grues is the only one of the 21 islands in the archipelago to be inhabited year-round. The population is 130, with a further 140 summer visitors. A small island 10 km long and 4 km wide, Isle-aux-Grues is famous for its excellent cheeses: Mi-Carême, Riopelle and Tomme de Grosse-île.

A stay with us will transport you to another world, one ruled by the tides and nature. Smell the sea breeze, admire the sunsets and observe the different species of birds found on the island. All this and more!

Description L’Isle-aux-Grues

Isle-aux-Grues lies in the middle of the St. Lawrence River, opposite Montmagny. It is an integral part of the Isle-aux-Grues archipelago, which comprises some twenty islands, islets and reefs. However, it is the only island that is permanently inhabited.

It’s a veritable haven of peace, concealing the traditions and know-how of yesteryear. The 150 islanders who live here have managed to preserve the treasures of this past while integrating the latest technologies.

Agriculture remains the main economic driver. Thirty-five years ago, farmers banded together, formed a cooperative and built a cheese factory. Today, S.C.A. de l’Ile-aux-Grues cheeses have earned a solid reputation and have won several prestigious awards.

The tourism industry is booming, thanks in large part to the hospitality of our stakeholders and islanders.

L’Isle-aux-Grues flora and fauna

Isle-aux-Grues abounds in exceptional flora and fauna. More than 210 bird species have been recorded, much to the delight of ornithologists. The natural flats and Pointe-aux-Pins, a wooded area accessible to the general public, are ideal places to admire plants and birds.

Winter is a time of great natural beauty. Whether you’re hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing or snowmobiling, our landscapes are always breathtaking.

The seasons and the tides punctuate the life of the islanders. In summer, a Société des traversiers du Québec ferry, the N.M., Grues-des-Iles, managed by the municipality, links the island to Montmagny, with air travel as a complementary mode of transport. In winter, however, the airplane is the only means of transporting islanders, visitors and general cargo.

The tranquility and natural surroundings will certainly charm you and encourage you to return regularly. That’s what we hope with all our hearts!