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Charlevoix Astrobleme Observatory
Charlevoix Astrobleme Observatory
Stargazing and meteorite crater observation in La Malbaie
The Charlevoix Astrobleme Observatory is located in La Malbaie, inside the very meteorite crater that shaped the region 450 million years ago. The activities bridge the gap between astronomy and local geology, offered in both French and English, and culminate in a telescope observation session when the sky is clear. Astronomical photography and constellation identification are also part of the program. This is an evening outing, best enjoyed on a clear day.
Practical information
Contact details and useful links related to this activity.
Contact details
- 595 Côte Bellevue, La Malbaie, QC G5A 3B2, Canada
- +1 418-665-7645
- astroblemecharlevoix.org
Frequently Asked Questions
Entrance fees are not specified on the website. Please contact the observatory directly for more information.
The Astroblème Observatory offers presentations on the astronomy and geology of the Charlevoix crater, as well as nighttime telescope observation sessions.
Yes, the observatory has a car park and an entrance accessible to wheelchairs.
Yes, toilets are available to visitors of the Astrobleme Observatory, on site.
Yes, the observatory is suitable for children and offers educational activities for the whole family.
Approximately 40 minutes via Route 138 East. The Astrobleme Observatory is located on Côte Bellevue in La Malbaie, with free parking on site.
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