At the heart of the Témiscouataine valley, Dégelis is ideally situated between the lake and the river which gives both the local citizens and visitors alike the chance to enjoy both the natural landscape and urban services found in a city. You will not forget the warmth and vibrant welcome you will receive when visiting this town.
Golfers, discover one of the most beautiful 18-hole courses in the Bas-Saint-Laurent! Take on this incomparable challenge through its narrow fairways, sometimes surprising rolling hills, and numerous water features. A restaurant is also available on-site.
265, chemin du Golf, Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha!
Dégelis QC G0L 3S0 info@clubgolftemis.com
Closed in low season
A true institution in the Témiscouata region, Fleurs de rêve is a treasure to discover in Dégelis. This boutique with a unique character features a warm, inviting space where flowers, gift items, works of art, antique furniture, and carefully selected souvenirs come together. With its distinctive atmosphere, it feels almost like a small decor museum that encourages you to browse and discover.
A remnant of a railway line in the Témiscouata region, Gare l'Héritage has been fully restored and now serves as a cyclist rest stop. It is located along the route of the Le Petit Témis interprovincial cycling trail.
Discover numerous artifacts uncovered during the archaeological excavations of Fort Ingall and learn more about their history. Dressed in period military and civilian attire, our guide-animators bring to life the atmosphere that once prevailed within this field fortification.
81, chemin Caldwell, Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac
Dégelis QC G0L 1E0 info@fortingall.ca
Closed in low season
This hiking trail, connecting 10 municipalities over 144 km, allows hikers to discover the shoreline of the St. Lawrence River. Running alongside the rivers of the agroforestry region, you can take in the breathtaking views of the Monts-Notre-Dame and Lac-Témiscouata National Park.
5, rue de l'Église Ouest Sainte-Rita
Dégelis QC G0L 4G0
Closed in low season
Built on a former railway line, the Petit Témis Interprovincial Linear Park is Canada's very first interprovincial cycling network. It connects Rivière-du-Loup, Quebec, to Edmundston, New Brunswick.
77A, chemin du Barrage
Dégelis QC G5T 2C9 info@petit-temis.com
Closed in low season
Hiking, cycling, boating, and other discovery activities allow visitors to experience the spirit of the place and fully appreciate a territory rich with 10,000 years of human history, nestled within unspoiled nature.
Located in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region, Zec Owen is renowned for white-tailed deer and moose hunting. Accommodations and fishing activities are also available on-site or through their website.
ASTER invites you to explore the Universe through a journey through time and space. From Newton's orchard to the deck of the ship La Boudeuse, visitors discover the skies navigated by the great explorers of the 1700s. The secrets of the Moon and the bond that connects us all to the stars await you at ASTER.
170, chemin Jacques-Pelletier, Saint-Louis-du-Ha-ha
Dégelis QC G0L 3S0 info@asterbsl.ca
Closed in low season
A true institution in the Bas-Saint-Laurent for 25 years, this event is a prestigious competition dedicated to discovering emerging francophone talent in song and comedy.
The club offers 35 km of cross-country ski trails and a 15 km network of snowshoe trails. Through the forest frozen in winter, you will have the opportunity to observe the bird life along the Madawaska River. Equipment rentals and chalets available on site.
At the forefront since 1992, Domaine Vallier Robert harvests maple sap and transforms it into extraordinary wines. The doors of the estate are also open to visitors wishing to learn more about the many secrets of Quebec's liquid gold.
The sun is shining and the weather is perfect for an outdoor outing? Why not go fishing on Lac Témiscouata! Family packages are available, including everything you need for a successful day on the water.
Created in 2014 as part of the Congrès mondial acadien, Parc de l'Acadie reflects the role of water and forests in the history of the region's colonization and industrialization.
Part of a network spread across the entire region, the Dégelis garden draws inspiration from the environment and plants of an alpine setting. At the heart of this garden, you will find a sculpture pointing toward the North Star, which served as a landmark for explorers crossing the Atlantic to discover our country.
5, rue de l'Hôtel de Ville, Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac
Dégelis QC G0L 1X0
The Baseley Trails in Dégelis offer 10 km of mountain biking trails for all skill levels. Overlooking Lac Témiscouata, the site features varied routes, spectacular scenery, and an outdoor experience combining nature and adventure.
The Dumont family is delighted to welcome you to their blueberry farm, les Jardins du Témis! Come enjoy a memorable moment with family or friends picking blueberries — the best in the Bas-Saint-Laurent! Not interested in picking your own? No worries! You can purchase our delicious fresh-picked blueberries of the day at the farm's kiosk.
