Andante Mount

Andante Mount is an 810-metre mountain in the western part of Jacques-Cartier National Park in Quebec, standing above the west bank of the Jacques-Cartier River with an eastern cliff overlooking the valley. Reached by the Scotora trail, it lies along a route that also preserves an older travel corridor used by Indigenous people and Jesuit missionaries going on foot from Quebec to the mission of Métabetchouane at Lac Saint-Jean, where a fur trading post operated from 1676 to 1703. Its official name, adopted in 1989 with nearby Adagio and Allegro, honors Félix Leclerc and the musical titles of his nature-themed literary works.

Quebec · Canada