Overview
Clermont is a small service town in Charlevoix-Est, landlocked between mountains and bordering La Malbaie on Route 138. It functions as a practical stop for travelers crossing Quebec's north shore, offering salmon fishing on the Malbaie River, access to nearby Zec du Lac-au-Sable for hunting and camping, and the heritage Montagne de la Croix with panoramic views.
Budget Travel · Day Trips · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Activities
Salmon fishing on the Malbaie River is a major attraction. Nearby Zec du Lac-au-Sable offers hunting, fishing, and winter activities.
Connectivity
Cell and WiFi coverage improved after 2018 G7 infrastructure. Intercar buses provide regional connectivity for those without vehicles.
Money
Currency is Canadian dollars (CAD). Most establishments accept credit cards; cash may be needed at smaller local eateries and campgrounds.
Transport
Intercar buses run daily between Baie-Comeau and Montreal, stopping at the Shell station in Clermont. Route 138 is the main road through town.