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THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, March 18, 2010
pAtEnAudE from 25 Genevrier—a campground
we stopped by the Sentier in the summer and in the
des Caps de Charlevoix— winter it is nice place to
a non-profit Nordic Center snowshoe and X-C ski.
located on the summit ac- There is a fabulous cheese
cess road to Massif. The shop just next door —
rolling trails are groomed Laiterie Charlevoix — and
for classic skiing only and just a few miles away is
they glide along the top of the village center and the
the caps. river’s edge. In the village
Near the village we of Baie-Sainte-Paul there
stayed in a cabin at Le are many art galleries and
The Refuge Ligori can be reached by cross-country skiing as little as 6 kilometers from
the Sentier des Caps accueil de Charlevoix. There are fabulous narrow snowshoeing trails
too that cross the caps and you can soak up fine vistas.
bistros.
The next day we skied
at Le Massif—it can be
an upside down moun-
tain! There are lodges at
the summit and the base.
We began our day at the
summit and instead of
entering a lift line every-
one lines up to wait for the
ropes to drop at the top of
Fondant de Migeron de Charlevoix--the appetizer that I
the trails. At Massif it was
still very much winter be-
ordered at L’Orange Bistro in Baie-Saint-Paul, Quebec. The
cause of their higher ele-
French-Canadians really know how to enjoy food.
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