This route, located mostly in the forest, is well-suited for hiking and cycling. Additionally, cross-country skiing is available during the winter season.
An artisanal honey producer, Miel d'Antan specializes in three areas of activity: the production of various honey varieties, pollination, and the manufacturing of beekeeping-related materials. The honey farm is sure to charm you with the quality of its hospitality and products.
This church, which dominates the center of the village, is of European-inspired Neo-Gothic style, recognizable by its pointed arch windows. It features a three-aisle nave with front and rear galleries.
2, rue de l'Hôpital
Les Escoumins-Essipit QC G0T 1K0
Les Escoumins-Essipit QC G0T 1K0
The Inouï Exhibition Centre's primary mission is to present exhibitions where heritage and contemporary art meet in order to create a dialogue with the public.
The Témiscaming train station was built in 1927. Restored in 1996, it has become an essential hub for cultural and tourist vitality in Témiscaming. The Station Museum is a meeting and showcase venue, featuring multidisciplinary rooms hosting exhibitions, activities, workshops, conferences and performances.
Baie-des-Rochers offers visitors a forest of incomparable scenery. Nearby, the Cap du Nid-de-Corbeaux is, according to experts, ideal for wildlife observation, and at low tide a wide variety of aquatic species can be spotted there, including starfish and sea urchins
Les Palissades de Charlevoix is an outdoor accommodation and adventure centre. Our team of guides awaits you for climbing adventures suited to all skill levels.
In collaboration with the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park, the municipality of Saint-Siméon has developed several of the most majestic trails in the area.
Les Jardins Bettez is a market garden farm located in the heart of Hébertville in the Lac-Saint-Jean region. We offer fresh, locally grown vegetables, cultivated without pesticides or chemical fertilizers.
We look forward to meeting you.
204, route d'Hébertville
Hébertville QC G8N 1L3
lesjardinschezbettez@hotmail.com
Closed in low season
Hébertville QC G8N 1L3
lesjardinschezbettez@hotmail.com
Closed in low season
Mont Pinnacle is a small mountain located in Coaticook, less than two kilometres from the Vermont border. Hiking trails, rock climbing, and breathtaking views await you.
1883, chemin May, Baldwin Mills
Coaticook QC J1A 2S4
Coaticook QC J1A 2S4
Located between the fresh water of the fjord and the salt water of the river, the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park is a protected marine area spanning 1,245 km² in the St. Lawrence Estuary and the Saguenay River. Nearly 2,200 species inhabit these waters, including at-risk species such as the beluga whale, the blue whale and the Barrow's goldeneye.
2820, boul. Malcolm-Fraser La Malbaie secteur Saint-Fidèle
Saint-Siméon QC G5A 2J1
parc.marin@sepaq.com
Closed in low season
Saint-Siméon QC G5A 2J1
parc.marin@sepaq.com
Closed in low season
The Saint-Frédéric Festival is an event organized in mid-August by a committee of young volunteers, with a program running from Thursday to Sunday that draws approximately 3,000 people. Since its revival two years ago, the team has focused on large-scale events to energize the community and attract visitors from across the region, through word of mouth and social media.
Saint-Frédéric QC G0N 1P0
The Burbank Pond site offers four kilometres of exceptionally rich trails. The micro-habitats formed by the multitude of plant communities are home to an abundant and highly varied wildlife.
Located less than 15 minutes by road from the Gorge Park, Parc Découverte nature offers a variety of activities, including responsible sport fishing. Whether in ponds, fly fishing (on the river), or ice fishing in winter, you are sure to find your catch!
The Coaticook Gorge Park offers a total of 20 km of marked trails, accessible free of charge with the reservation of an accommodation. Dogs are also welcome in the park, but must be kept on a leash at all times.
Miel Pur Délice is an artisanal beekeeping business where everything is done by hand, from caring for the bees to preparing the products. We offer you excellent, high-quality honey products.
Come discover the heritage and expertise of four generations of farming artisans. Whether you're looking to buy cheese, order an espresso, enjoy a grilled cheese sandwich, linger on the terrace, or watch the cheese-making process, the shop is a must in your La Station experience.
Nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts will find at Pointe-Taylor Park a wide range of activities to keep them entertained. With family or friends, come and enjoy this enchanting setting located along the shores of Chaleur Bay and the Petite Rivière Cascapédia.
Built by Arthur O. Norton, who made his fortune in the railway industry, Château Norton has since been converted into a museum. Relive the Norton family's story throughout the 20th century and learn more about the region's industrial history.
Lac-Saint-Jean.10:11Claude a répondu : Come discover the ultimate destination for snowmobile enthusiasts.Come discover the ultimate destination for snowmobile enthusiasts. More than 500 kilometres of marked trails wind through the Monts-Valin and are part of the 3,600 kilometres of trails that cross the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region.
The city of Coaticook, the municipality of Compton, and the city of Waterville are pleased to offer visitors and residents of the region three river sections with varied characteristics, accessible by kayak or canoe. Fun and nature will be part of your escape.
Seasonal fruits and vegetables, plants, flowers, and herbs of all kinds are offered to you directly by the expert members of the gardening team.
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
Dégelis QC G0L 3S0
info@clubgolftemis.com
Closed in low season
In a charming and welcoming countryside setting, Cocher Capella crafts cosmetics using goat's milk, natural products, and essential oils.
2060, route 116
Danville QC J0A 1A0
Danville QC J0A 1A0
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.
Located in Aguanish, Action Multi Nature offers personalized excursions for families or small groups of 1 to 6 friends, allowing you to discover the marine coastline of the area. Aboard a fully compliant and safe 18-foot Zodiac, operated by an experienced and passionate captain, you will have the chance to witness breathtaking landscapes and various marine mammals.
Shared between the Outaouais and Laurentides regions, the Papineau-Labelle wildlife reserve is the southernmost wildlife reserve in Quebec. Its rich and diverse vegetation creates an ideal environment for wildlife observation and offers very attractive sites for outdoor activities, including hunting and fishing.
This route winds along the beautiful Nicolet Sud-Ouest River, from Camping des Pins in the municipality of Danville to Parc Bernard-Lemaire in the municipality of Kingsey, or in the opposite direction. The calm water allows paddlers to complete the route as an out-and-back trip. Parking and rentals are available for a fee, free for Danville residents upon presentation of proof of residence.
379, boulevard Kingsey, Kingsay Falls, QC
Danville QC J0A 1B0
Closed in low season
Danville QC J0A 1B0
Closed in low season
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
Dégelis QC G0L 1E0
info@fortingall.ca
Closed in low season
This museum invites you to discover a collection of antique objects and photo albums from Labelle and the surrounding region, as well as videos on the history of the Laurentians, Curé Labelle, the P'tit Train du Nord, First Nations and traditional trades.
Come and enjoy the stunning landscapes of the Gaspésie region, speed down the slopes of Pin Rouge Tourist Resort, discover local artisans, admire the works of Gaspesian artists and warm your body and soul during our many outdoor activities!
Canyon " Trait de scie"
Experienced guides lead you along the Aguanish River on an unforgettable adventure to the "Trait de scie" canyon, home to the river's 3rd waterfall. The excursion combines a motorized boat ride with three scenic trails featuring wooden walkways that navigate around the falls. The association also oversees salmon fishing management, offering an on-site guide service.
Aguanish QC G0G 1A0
Closed in low season
Closed in low season
Gateway to the Eastern Townships, the Sentier de la Vallée, located in the MRC des Sources, invites you to travel 14.5 km of cycling paths developed along a former railway line.
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
Dégelis QC G0L 4G0
Closed in low season
Located on a border zone, the trails serve as a gateway to Quebec from northern Ontario. Recognized for the beauty of its landscapes, the town of Témiscaming can offer a full range of services to snowmobilers, including both accommodation and dining.
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.
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.
Come discover the exceptional bread and coffees of Daniel and Diane, two passionate natives of the Bas-Saguenay and teachers at École Fréchette de l'Anse.
Ouvert aux visiteurs, Le Rieur Sanglier est l’endroit tout désigné pour organiser un méchoui ou une réception, ainsi que pour se procurer des produits de toutes sortes au comptoir de vente.
