Biggest town in western-abitibi, La Sarre represents the economic force and the center of education, health and government services in the region. Set in the middle of vibrant nature, you will find everything you need to set off on an adventure that will change your perception of Abitibi.
La Vache à Maillotte - Fromagerie nordique is the warm symbol of locally crafted cheese, made from cow's and sheep's milk. The company stands out for its creative and innovative approach, deeply rooted in regional traditions.
By taking the 220 km snowmobile circuit, you will discover that human warmth does not melt the snow, but allows you to fully enjoy it! Map and GPS coordinates available on the site.
Experience a unique and stimulating adventure by exploring this multi-use trail! Located near the urban area and accessible via rue Lambert, it is available to cycling, inline skating and walking enthusiasts. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are also permitted during the winter season.
La Pierre de Fée craft brewery is a family business established in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, dedicated to offering quality products made from local and sustainable ingredients. You can pick up your beers at their brewery in La Sarre.
Discover a captivating mural created by artists Valéry Hamelin and Ariane Ouellet, in collaboration with young local talents. This colorful work evokes the almost magical connection between humans and nature: a horned moose and a blue fox accompany a young explorer, a symbol of environmental protection and hope for future generations.
La Sarre en fête makes its grand return with a renewed format combining nostalgia and a festive atmosphere. From August 13 to 15, 2026, concerts, family activities, and various artists will enliven the Participarc for three days of summer celebration highlighting the energy and friendliness of the community.
The circuit brings together several heritage buildings, each featuring an interpretive panel explaining their history. Additionally, a brochure providing supplementary information is available at various locations throughout the city.
Discover Spark Design, a spectacular mural of over 4,200 sq ft by Stéphanie Dupré-Guilbert and her team. Inspired by Métal Marquis, it pays tribute to workers from yesterday to today, blending bright colors, industrial symbols, and nature in a striking contrast.
La Société d'histoire et du patrimoine de la région de La Sarre's mission is to preserve the cultural heritage that reflects the history and collective life of the Abitibi-Ouest region. Several permanent exhibitions featuring artifacts and archival documents are offered to visitors.
The La Sarre Professional Rodeo (scheduled for June 2026) is a major event in Abitibi-Ouest, featuring professional rodeo events (bull/bronc riding), Gymkhana competitions, country music shows, as well as a family-friendly atmosphere with children's activities, heavy horse pulls and a "little farm."
La Maison de la Culture stands out for its innovative and multidisciplinary cultural and tourism immersion experience. All gathered in one place, you will find the Richelieu Municipal Library, the Art Centre, the Art Centre boutique, the show ticketing office, as well as the Théâtre Lilianne-Perrault.
The Club offers an 18-hole course with a par 71, designed by Graham Cooke. Officially opened in 1988, this course is one of the most beautiful in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, where precision on tee shots is a must. In winter, the club offers rentals of cross-country skis, snowshoes, snow sleds, fat bikes, as well as tube sliding with a rope tow.
You can visit free of charge the Forestry Interpretation Centre, which houses a collection of vintage forestry tools, and discover the history of the region through forestry, geography and archaeology.
600, rue Principale
La Sarre QC J9Z 2A1
Closed in low season
