The Eldoma Rozon Promenade

The Eldoma Rozon Promenade connects the Maniwaki Galleries and the Logue Castle H & C Complex. & Nbsp; "A jewel of achievement! Bordered by lampposts, hanging baskets of flowers, boxes of flowers constantly maintained, almost with love, by the employees of Maniwaki.

Cave painting

At the entrance on the City of Maniwaki.

Coop Golf Maniwaki

Play a nine-hole golf course over a length of 2,927 meters

Forest Fire Observation Tower

The observation tower is located near the Interpretation Center of the history of protecting the forest against fire. From the top of the tower and in good weather, it was said, the guardian could observe up to 260,000 hectares of forest.

La mie sous la croute- artisan bakery

Artisan breads and pastries.

Le Poste de Traite Restaurant (Château Logue)

12, rue Comeau, Maniwaki
Tel : 877 474-4848 or 819 449-4848

Maniwaki Heritage Trail

Come walk through the heritage trail of our town founded in 1851.

Nagishkodadiwin National Park

This memorial park is dedicated to the Algonquin people of Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg.

Rabaska Canoeing

Take advantage of the free 26 foot long by 52 inch wide Rabaska canoe which holds 8 to 12 passengers.

Raftmans’ Park

This park is dedicated to last century’s loggers. There is a gigantic sculpture, by Donald Doiron of a logger in action, which pays tribute to the rich forestry heritage of the region. Main Street South.

The cave of Fatima

Near the church of the parish of l'Assomption.

The Interpretation Center of the history of forest protection against fire

The Interpretation Center of the History of Forest Fire Protection, located at the Château Logue, Maniwaki, pays tribute to all those who have invested their talents and energies in forest protection for the forest. well-being of all.

The multifunctional gateway

One of the very beautiful attractions of Maniwaki and the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau. The footbridge is used according to the pedestrian circuit which crosses the river Desert making it possible to make the link between the Castle Logue and the golf course Aux Trois Clochers.

The Pythonga Tugboat

The Pythonga, a boat that was in operation during the years where timber was transported by water, floating it along lakes and rivers, lies awaiting its visitors along the Désert River path, in Maniwaki.

The Vallée-de-la-Gatineau Park

The Vallée-de-la-Gatineau Park was strategically set up on Laurier Street in Maniwaki.