Alma Travel Guide
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Welcome to Alma, QC!
Between Lac-Saint-Jean and Sanguenay River is where Alma is found, a city known for its hospitality. Originally comprised of four different towns, the Alma known today came into being in 1962 when the municipalities amalgamated. Currently with a population over 30,000, Alma is known in the region as an excellent place to enjoy outdoor activities anytime of the year. Skiing areas and snowmobile paths make it idea for the winter, while close proximity to the waterfront make it an aquatic playground during the summer months. Parc Thématique L'Odyssée des Batisseurs is an amusement park in the area stays with that wet and wild theme focusing on water and its crucial role in the development of the town. Jardin Scullion is a popular spot for those interested in taking a stroll through the flowers, and this 15 minute trip from Alma makes it a garden destination.Tourist Attractions
Veloroute des Bleuets
Encircling the expansive and picturesque Lac St-Jean, this 256 km (159 mi) closed-loop cycling route caters to biking enthusiasts of all skill levels and needs.
Encircling the expansive and picturesque Lac St-Jean, this 256 km (159 mi) closed-loop cycling route caters to biking enthusiasts of all skill levels and needs.
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La Route Verte
La Route Verte is a cross-provincial bicycle network that covers 3,600 km (2,237 mi) of terrain and will cover over 4,000 km (2485 mi) when complete.
La Route Verte is a cross-provincial bicycle network that covers 3,600 km (2,237 mi) of terrain and will cover over 4,000 km (2485 mi) when complete.
