This mining town was founded in 1955. It is named after the Honorable Sir Thomas Chapais, a politician and historian. Thanks to a rich deposit of copper, gold and silver, the network of roads was extended to the region connecting Chapais, Chibougamau, and St. Felicien. In addition to the discovering the pure air you will meet people who are warm and welcoming ready to offer you all the services that you are looking for.
The Parc de la Chute surrounds the House of Mine Directors and highlights a beautiful artificial waterfall. This memorial park is dedicated to the memory of the 48 victims of the fire that took place during the New Year's festivities in 1980. The cycle path also starts at the park.
The ascent of Mont Springer will lead you between two mountain slopes to the top of a magnificent rocky escarpment offering a view of the city of Chapais.
Snowmobile enthusiasts gather for this week of winter activities, which brings together more than 400 antique snowmobiles every year. A 60 km groomed trail allows participants to follow a magnificent route through the forest. An event not to be missed!
The company offers an immersive introduction to the craft of distilling aromatic plants for the production of essential oils, as well as an exploration of the boreal forest, with an educational, touristic, and eco-responsible approach. It highlights the boreal forest and BoreA Canada's sustainable sourcing practices to create authentic products in a circular economy spirit.
You will have the chance to discover our magnificent forest, deeply blanketed under its winter coat, through snowshoeing and cross-country skiing trails. After a good hike, you can warm up while enjoying a delicious hot meal at the lodge.
Take a deep nature bath as you walk along this narrow dirt trail nestled in the heart of the forest. The trail is divided into two routes: the first, 6 kilometres long, is accessible from Perry Road.
