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Year-round outfitter with lodge located in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts.
Monde Sauvage is a big game hunting, ecotourism, fishing, bird hunting and nature lodging outfitter in the heart of Gaspésie et Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Qc. It offers 2 lodgings (up to 4 guests) and 1 lake. Featured species: Brook trout, Striped bass and Atlantic salmon. About 8 h 09 drive from Montreal.
Monde Sauvage is located in Gaspésie et Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Quebec. The closest service town is Sainte-Anne-des-Monts.
Species on the territory
Guided salmon fishing day trip on Gaspésie rivers. Includes on-site transportation, canoes, and personal flotation devices.
Trout fishing day at Falls Gully outfitter including one rowboat per two anglers.
Daily trout fishing outing from 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM. The package includes access to a rowboat for two anglers. The catch limit is set at ten trout per permit, with mandatory catch reporting at the welcome station.
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Lodgings
2 cabins available in Gaspésie et Îles-de-la-Madeleine, QC.
Cabin
LAUBERGE has 7 comfortable rooms, each with a private bathroom including a shower, toilet, and sink. Each room includes a TV, a work table, and free wireless internet access. - THE SUITE: spacious bedroom with a cathedral ceiling and exposed…
beams, with a king bed and a freestanding tub. - 5 REGULAR ROOMS: room with a queen bed or a double bed. - THE FAMILY ROOM: room with 2 double beds (folding bed available on request)Packages at this cabin
Cabin
Fully equipped chalet, directly facing the sea, with 1 bedroom (1 Queen bed), 2 single beds upstairs, and a double pull-out sofa bed.
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Waters
2 water bodies in the Gaspésie et Îles-de-la-Madeleine region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.
Lake
Petit Lac Robidoux is the second exclusive-rights lake operated by the outfitter. Smaller in size than Grand Lac Robidoux, this body of water is stocked annually with brook trout to provide a consistent and accessible fishing experience. It is particularly…
well suited for beginner anglers and families looking to learn trout fishing in a preserved natural setting. Rowboats are provided on site for daily fishing trips.Hunting and fishing
The following fish species can be caught at Monde Sauvage, Gaspésie et Îles-de-la-Madeleine, QC: Brook trout, Striped bass, Atlantic salmon, Sea-run brook trout.
The following game species can be hunted at Monde Sauvage, Gaspésie et Îles-de-la-Madeleine, QC: Moose, Deer, Black bear, Ruffed grouse, American woodcock, Duck, Snowshoe hare, Spruce grouse.
Hunting at Monde Sauvage is practised as follows: Permitted weapons: Bow / crossbow, Firearm, Shotgun (black powder or other). Available formats: With dogs, Guided. Hunting zones: Zone 1.
In addition to hunting and fishing, Monde Sauvage offers: Canot, Kayak, Observation de la faune, Ski de fond.
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170 1re Avenue Est, Sainte-Anne-des-Monts
Route 132 towards Gaspé.
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Monde Sauvage is a non-exclusive outfitting operation in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Gaspésie, in hunting and fishing zone 1. Registered with Québec's tourism registry (no. 850690), the establishment has one lodge and is open year-round. On site: freezer and ice, battery charging.
The history of the establishments under the Monde Sauvage banner took root in the 19th century and flourished throughout the 20th century in the heart of Gaspésie. In Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Auberge Château Lamontagne rises atop Cap des Groseilliers, overlooking the St. Lawrence River. This Regency-style building was constructed in 1874 by Théodore-Jean Lamontagne, a prominent local businessman. Quickly nicknamed "Château Lamontagne" by local residents due to its prestige, this heritage home has been fully renovated over the years to preserve its character while adding modern cabins to the site. At Pourvoirie Falls Gully, the adventure dates back to the late 1940s.
American anglers visiting the Bonaventure River landed their floatplanes on Grand Lac Robidoux, which at the time had no road access. Charmed by the wild beauty of the location, they returned to fish the surrounding lakes and Sector C of the Bonaventure River. In 1952, a private club was founded under the name Falls Gully, inspired by the magnificent waterfalls on the territory. Following the abolition of private clubs during the 1970s, the territory was renamed Pourvoirie des Lacs Robidoux and saw a succession of owners. In January 2013, three developers passionate about hunting and fishing took over, reclaiming the historic name Pourvoirie Falls Gully to reconnect with its origins. Today, Monde Sauvage brings together these exceptional heritage and natural destinations between the sea and the mountains of Gaspésie.
Located in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Gaspésie, Monde Sauvage operates territories defined by a backdrop where the sea and mountains meet. The northern section centers around Auberge Château Lamontagne, built atop a cliff overlooking the sea, with cottages located directly on the coastline. This coastal sector sits on the migration paths of American woodcock, sea ducks, and Atlantic salmon. To the south, the territory extends into the heart of the forest at the Falls Gully outfitter, located on the shores of the Great Robidoux Lake. Main access is by land at 170, 1re Avenue Est.
The territory operated by Monde Sauvage extends across an exceptional northern environment in Gaspésie, characterized by a spectacular landscape where the sea meets the Chic-Choc Mountains. The estate is located directly within a natural migration corridor connecting the Sainte-Anne and Grande Cascapédia rivers, allowing wildlife to cross the Chic-Choc massif toward Baie-des-Chaleurs. Bordering Gaspésie National Park and the Chic-Chocs Wildlife Reserve, the territories benefit from the natural overflow of these protected zones, ensuring a high density of moose. In the highlands of Haute-Gaspésie, the tundra and forest cuts rich in wild berries also support a significant black bear population. The
aquatic environments consist of renowned crystal-clear rivers and bodies of water dedicated to fishing. Grand Lac Robidoux, stretching two kilometers long, is fed by remarkably clear underground springs. This lake is home to a population of indigenous brook trout (speckled trout) known for its fighting spirit. Meanwhile, Petit Lac Robidoux is restocked annually to ensure consistent catches. The Bonaventure, Cascapédia, Sainte-Anne, and Cap-Chat rivers host the summer migration of Atlantic salmon into fresh water, allowing for sight-fishing in translucent waters. Along the coast and the St. Lawrence River, the cold waters host striped bass, the result of successful reintroduction programs. Local forest biotopes, managed through cover rotation, offer prime habitat for the woodcock's "roding" and the migration of American woodcock. Furthermore, the coastal strip serves as a route for sea duck migrations moving south.
Monde Sauvage offers a diverse range of activities focused on hunting, fishing, the outdoors, and gastronomy in Gaspésie. Sport fishing enthusiasts enjoy exclusive access to Grand Lac Robidoux and Petit Lac Robidoux to catch brook trout from equipped motorboats, available for day trips or overnight stays. Atlantic salmon fishing is conducted with fly gear, either by wading or by canoe, on rivers such as the Bonaventure, Cascapédia, Sainte-Anne, and Cap-Chat, accompanied by experienced guides. In saltwater, guided outings are organized for striped bass fishing along the Gaspé coast. The estate organizes hunting trips led by professional guides. American woodcock hunting
is carried out in managed covers with Braque, Korthals Griffon, or Pudelpointer pointing dogs. Moose hunting is practiced from stands or by stalking (still hunting) near protected areas, while black bear hunting takes place in the spring at baited sites. During the winter season, visitors can enjoy guided off-piste snowmobile excursions in the Chic-Choc massif or snowshoe hikes with snowcat transport to the summits. In summer, Jeep safaris allow guests to explore Haute-Gaspésie at altitudes up to 3,000 feet. The outfitter also offers an 18-hole golf package in partnership with Club de golf le Gaspésien, as well as an immersive maple syrup experience at the Septentrion sugar shack in Anse Pleureuse. Stays feature accommodation at Auberge Château Lamontagne or in cabins, complemented by a bistronomic dining experience.
Frequently asked questions
Monde Sauvage offers: Big Game Hunting, Ecotourism, Fishing, Bird Hunting, Nature Lodging. The species found on the territory are Brook trout, Striped bass, Atlantic salmon.
2 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 4 guests.
Route 132 towards Gaspé.
Monde Sauvage is located in Gaspésie et Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Qc.
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Gabrielle Bernier
October 2024 · Google
Super parc, bien entrenu avec une panoplie de sentiers de différents niveaux. Définitivement un « must-see » au Québec. Nous avons fait le mont Ernest-Laforce et pour un sentier facile, la vue était superbe, Ensuite nous avons fait le tour du Mont Albert. C’était IN-CROYABLE. La vue est sensationelle mais le sentier en soi est super amusant à faire. Il faut de bons genoux pour la descente à travets les gros rochers, mais si votre condition physique vous le permet je vous le conseille à 100%! Au sommet du Mont Albert, avant la descente (au belvédère de la grande cuve) il y avait un employé de SEPAQ qui était là pour nous aviser des conditions de la descente et nous aider à faire un choix éclairé quant à savoir si on voulait descendre ou rebrousser chemin. J’ai trouvé ça super car ça permet aux personnes moins avancées de pouvoir faire le bon choix selon leurs capacités. Il y avait beaucoup plu les journées d’avant alors il y avait quelques parties innondées lors de le descente, alors en rétrospective, les avertissement de l’employé de le SEPAQ étaient en effet très pertinents. Très satisfaite de mon expérience globale.
Rosalie GP
August 2024 · Google
Plus belle sépaq que j’ai eu la chance de visiter jusqu’à maintenant. Notre terrain de camping était magnifique même s’il était un peu perdu dans le bois (secteur Jacques Cartier), et je dois dire que ce sont les meilleurs douches de camping que j’ai vue de ma vie! 😅 Très propre avec de l’eau chaude et de la pression!! La barre est haute. Notez qu’il n’y a pas d’eau potable dans ce secteur donc il faut apporter un filtre ou beaucoup d’eau. Tous les employés étaient si chaleureux et attentionnés avec nous. Ils ont la nature à cœur. @Sépaq, vos employés mérites un salaire adéquat ;)
Corbel Léa
July 2024 · Google
Nous avons été très bien accueillis par le personnel du parc. Le centre d'information est grand avec des espaces pour manger. Les toilettes sont très propres ! La pente est un peu raide pour les van ou camping car, n'hésitez pas à passer par l'entrée des chalets. Nous avons fait une petite balade à cause du mauvais temps mais nous avons été bien orientés par une personne du parc qui était présent en bas du sentier.
Samuel RICHARD
August 2022 · Google
Magnifique. Les avis parlent d’eux même. Dommage beaucoup de monde lors de notre venue de ce fait les animaux se cachaient : on a quand même pu apercevoir un Orinial, moment inoubliable. La montée jusqu’au sommet du mont Albert est plutôt sympa, quelques points de vue intéressants. Le sommet du mont nous offre une vue imprenable sur les nombreux monts voisins. Attention énormément de moustiques au sommet c’est très pénible. Je vous invite à vous rendre au belvédère sur le plateau, on y traverse des paysages tels des toundra. Il y a aussi un petit lac très joli. Le belvédère offre une vue imprenable sur des paysages plus rocailleux. Deux choix, ou vous rebroussez chemin pour revenir sur vos pas jusqu’au pied du Mont, ou vous descendez par la partie rocailleuse mais il faudra compter 10,5km soit plus du double du trajet jusque là. C’est difficile, pénible mais magnifique, je ne regrette pas. Mes pieds, un peu. Je ne conseille pas la descente aux amateurs ou aux familles.
4.7 out of 5 on Google — Monde Sauvage
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