Multidisciplinary, our team is a happy mix of competent, experienced, dedicated, motivated and passionate professionals who share a desire to excel in order to offer you a remarkable outdoor service and experience.
DANNY LAPERRIÈRE
DIRECTOR
A passionate canoeist and outdoor enthusiast, Danny is an outdoor advisor at the SDT. He enthusiastically works to promote the adventure-nature centre of excellence and is known for his leadership, vigilance, and kindness.
JONATHAN BRUNET
COORDINATOR
Originally from the Lanaudière region and passionate about hiking, Jonathan has completed the entire Appalachian Trail and the Pacific Crest Trail. With over 15,000 km of hiking and wilderness camping under his belt, he stands out for his energy, passion, and perseverance.
THE GUIDES
JONATHAN JENSEN LYNCH
Passionate about wild mushrooms, he works with dedication to the development of mycotourism in the region.
Driven by a mission to demystify the edible products of our forest, he offers educational and engaging group outings. He wholeheartedly shares his knowledge and expertise.
AMÉLIE MERCIER
Amélie is an insatiable nature lover, and she loves exploring her native region by water. She practices and teaches kayaking as a hobby, primarily in Amos and throughout the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region. Her goal is to share the knowledge and skills that will allow you to kayak safely and enjoyably on your own. She is a certified kayak instructor with Canot Kayak Québec and can issue the KDM1 certification.
FRÉDÉRIC PATOINE & GUY HÉNAULT
Committed to developing climbing in the region since 2014, Frédéric and Guy quickly felt the urge to share their passion for heights. Certified instructors with the Fédération québécoise de la montagne et de l'escalade (FQME), they will guide you safely through your first steps on the cliffs overlooking the backcountry. Forget your fears and get your fill of adrenaline and breathtaking scenery!
JULIE BOISVERT
Trained as a biologist and geographer, Julie loves adventures.
On foot, by bike, by canoe or on skis, she has explored many ecosystems, but the wilderness of Quebec remains her favorite destination.
Sharing the secrets of nature with young and old is a privilege for the woman who is now a teacher.