
A canoe-camping weekend surrounded by the magic of fall colors. This trip on the water will let you paddle across the magnificent Kiamika Reservoir as you explore it. Over the course of two days, you’ll enjoy guided service and a few technical workshops on canoe-camping. No experience is necessary to participate. All you need is the desire to unwind and admire the scenery.
From Friday through Sunday, you’ll travel from campsite to campsite to get to know the area. The distances covered will be adjusted based on your goals. Don’t miss this weekend—it’s the perfect way to fully experience the beauty of Quebec’s fall.
Day 1 - Arrival at the Blueberry reception desk at 1:00 p.m.
Checking luggage and preparing the barrels
Departure by canoe to the campsite— about 1 hour and 30 minutes by canoe
Canoeing techniques and a short 100-meter portage
Day 2 - Canoe trip to the second campsite
. The canoeing duration will be adjusted based on the group's skill level.
Day 3 - Return to the Blueberry reception area
About 2–3 hours of canoeing, followed by dinner
Activity ends around 3:00 p.m.
Guided by certified and experienced guides
Campsites - 2 nights
Canoes, paddles, PFDs, barrels
All group equipment
Meals from Friday evening through Sunday at noon
Café Escape and Boréale beers
Gifts and surprises from our partners
Friday dinner
Transportation to the destination—we facilitate carpooling through the Togetzer platform. You can list your available seats or search for rides here.
Payment can be made in two instalments. Contact us at info@leschevresdemontagne.com
No refunds, see cancellation policy.
Kiamika Reservoir - Home Blueberry
Rivière-Rouge, QC J0T 1T0
Your mess kit—camping mug, utensils, bowl, and plate
Camping tent (let us know if you need one)
Insulated sleeping pad
Sleeping bag and camping pillow
Water bottle
Headlamp
Clothing
Underwear
Socks (at least 1 warm pair of wool socks for the evening)
Pants for the evening – avoid jeans
Shorts
Warm sweater – prioritize fleece or wool, which dry quickly
Short-sleeved sweaters or camisoles
Hat or cap
Raincoat
Old sneakers or water shoes – for canoeing
Dry shoes for the evening (sandals or closed shoes)
Swimsuits
Other items
Towel
Soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm, etc.
Mosquito repellent
Water-resistant sunscreen
Sunglasses and sunglasses strap
Prescription medications, if applicable, and EpiPen if you have allergies that require it.
If you're short of camping gear, don't worry! We have certain items available (sleeping bag, ground mattress, etc.).
This adventure is for active, curious women who are ready to get involved in camp life.
You don't need to be an expert at canoeing or camping—we're here to guide you! However, good physical fitness and a minimum level of comfort in nature are recommended.