Everyone is out looking for Pokemon these days, but one family on a hike in Quebec's Gatineau Park on Tuesday found something so much better and even more coveted — a shirtless Justin Trudeau!

The beautiful Canadian Prime Minister was reportedly exploring a "20-foot-wide round hole" in the ground with his family when the Godby family spotted him sans shirt.

"Justin emerged with his family in tow and said, ‘This is the moment of truth; do we stop here or do we carry on?’” Jim Godby told the Toronto Star.

"It was just said with such an enthusiastic, joyful tone that that’s what kind of struck me," he said. "He evidently enjoys leading. . . . It seemed pretty characteristic of his personality."

Godby said Trudeau's family was acting so casual that "some of the other people walking by had no idea it was the PM," though they were surrounded by a handful of secret service — passersby who were "not exactly dressed for hiking" and speaking into earpieces.

On Sunday, Trudeau made history in his country once again as the first sitting Prime Minister to march in the Vancouver Pride parade.

Earlier this summer, he performed another historic first by becoming the first sitting Prime Minister to march in Toronto's Pride parade.