Pacifique73

SEPAQ (Quebec) allows geocaching, at least at Parc du Mont-Orford. But there are already some caches in other parks. Here's a link about it: http://www.sepaq.com/parcs-quebec/blogue/article.dot?id=97952551-026f-4435-abed-70bc1f1928fb Sorry, can't seems to find an english version. But here's a translation of the rules: "Here are some rules that should be observed to place a geocache within the park boundaries : 1. geocacher must be sure to follow the ethical rules of Quebec Geocaching Association ( QGA ) . www.geocaching - qc.com 2 Any geocache to be placed in a location accessible by a landscaped marked trail or near an open to the public infrastructure : , ( eg service building or picnic area . ) 3 Any geocache must be placed at a distance not exceeding one meter landscaped park infrastructure and trails ; 4. geocacher must ensure that the cache does not alter the natural environment; 5. geocacher must fill out an application and shall forward it to the responsible for the conservation and education of the Parc national du Mont - Orford; 6 When approval is given, the geocacher must ensure compliance with the regulations in force in the Quebec national parks ; 7 When publishing Geocache at www.geocaching.com , geocachers must include evidence supporting the preservation of the natural and the basic regulations of the Quebec national parks areas." It's not clear if it's allowed in other parks, but there are already caches in some other parks.