Bete Grise Bay is a peaceful and scenic destination for paddling, offering some calmer waters that are partially protected from the wind. The scenery along the shoreline includes rocky bluffs, cobble beaches, and thick forest terrain with a scenic waterfall at the turnaround point. The access area at Bete Grise Beach does not have designated parking but the shoulder of the road is sufficient for plenty of parking. From here the trip heads north up to the outlet of the Montreal River and the site of the waterfalls. There is some beach area next to the waterfall that can serve as a good resting spot before heading back to Bete Grise Beach. While the bay is partially protected, the waters can get rough with easterly and southerly winds so be cautious and avoid paddling during these conditions.