Anse du Sentier Vert is a coastal bay located within Anticosti National Park on Anticosti Island in the Minganie region of Quebec. The bay is situated along the island's northern coastline, where dramatic cliffs exceeding 100 meters in height characterize the shoreline between Cap de l’Ours and this specific bay. At the mouths of rivers flowing into the bay, these high cliffs give way to beaches, sand bars, and spits, which likely provide the primary access points for paddlers to launch and land their craft. The overall coastal geography features rocky platforms and a rugged, undeveloped shoreline. The climate is a subpolar, subhumid maritime type, heavily influenced by the Gulf of St. Lawrence. This results in cool conditions, frequent fog, and predominant winds from the west, northwest, and southwest occurring over half the year. These consistent wind patterns from specific quadrants are a critical consideration for paddlers, as they can generate significant fetch and choppy conditions on the open water of the bay. The water body is part of a larger park landscape that includes extensive peat bogs, coniferous forests, and numerous rivers and streams. The area is noted for its limited human intrusion and undisturbed ecosystems, contributing to a remote and wild paddling environment. No specific regulations, facilities, or recommended routes for paddlers are detailed.