Exploring Some of Quebec's Beauty in And Around Parc de la Gorge

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Before arriving at our destination, we were treated to views like this.





The Balsams
Dixville Notch
New Hampshire



Dixville Notch, in Coos County, New Hampshire, is about 20 miles south of Quebec.



Once across the border and in Coaticook to venture into the park, this sign was pretty cool to see. 

That'll definitely catch the eye of someone who hasn't wandered out of the country much yet! 


Now it was time to hike around the park including braving a walk on the longest suspended footbridge in North America😐


Let's do this!


















Almost caught all of him in this one😃



























Couillard Lookout Tower



That tower sure does come with serious height and a whole lot of steps, but we can't catch the view if we don't climb.

Let's go!!!








Here it is! Breathtaking...literally!!







After taking in so much of what this gorgeous park has to offer, we decided to drive to see a bit more. We just had to take the cues from a couple of signs letting us know about covered bridges nearby.





















Thanks for stopping by😊

Au Revoir

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