Photo montage of Le Bic village in winter: our home town in Quebec Province, Canada

The historic village of Le Bic is on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River west of the small city of Rimouski. With small offshore islands, sheltered bays, mountain ridges, and the nearby Parc National Du Bic, it's been a vacation destination for hundreds of years. The attached photos, taken in winter 2019, are scenes within the village as well as looking out towards the Saint Lawrence River. 

Entry signs to the village of Le Bic

A prominent feature of the village is Saint Cecile (Eglise Sainte-Cecile), a  historic Catholic church .
Many if not most villages and towns on the Gaspe Peninsula have a large Catholic Church, some still active, others not.

Large cross on hill, along with the Church, is a prominent landmark.

Located in Le Bic village, Chez Saint-Pierre is considered to be one of Quebec's finest restaurants

Another excellent restaurant in Le Bic village is Les Affames

Excellent boulangerie

Exhibit hall of historic photos

A well known auberge in Le Bic

Another historic auberge in Le Bic Village

Look close - there is a man in front of the house
removing snow from roof with a long pole.

Colorful house in downtown Le Bic

Corner house

Streets in Le Bic Village

The Main Street through Le Bic Village is bike friendly

Cedar shake house with great view of the Saint Lawrence River.

Le Bic view scape looking north with a beautiful bay and offshore islands
of the Saint Lawrence Seaway

Another view of the Saint Lawrence River from Le Bic with blue sky.