Set up in the heart of the village, these trails are very appreciated by families. The Pioneer trail and the Nature-Étude path allow you to enjoy some fresh air!
The highest mountain in Lanaudière, second highest in the Laurentians and assuredly one of the most breath taking views within 90 km of Montreal. Only a few kilometers away from the St-Donat village and bordering lake Archambault and Ouareau.
Located in La Maison Young, dating from 1830, the La Petite-Rochelle Interpretation Center tells the story of the Acadians and presents the remains of their passage on the banks of the Restigouche.
Come take a look of the magnificent panoramas of the river, world renowned for its salmon fishing. The river flows along a beautiful valley, scattered with mixed forests.
Nature Aventure, located in Matapédia, offers canoe and kayak rentals.
20, rue de l'Église
Pointe-à-la-Croix QC G0J 1V0 info@natureaventure.ca
Closed in low season
Rivière-au-Tonnere/Sheldrake Arts and Culture Committee
Cooperative exposition of artists and artisans from Rivière-au-Tonnere and Sheldrake. They host an annual exhibition to present their works of art which exemplify the heritage and culture of North coasters.
1272, rue Jacques-Cartier
Rivière-au-Tonnerre QC G0G 2L0
Closed in low season
Snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and beluga watching are some of the many activities to do in this national park! Come and discover the well-kept secret of many outdoor enthusiasts. About fifty locations are accessible for RVs at Camping Le Bleuvet.
What used to be the youth center, the Maison du Tonnerre is now intergenerational and teeming with all sorts of activites all year long. Come by to see a photo exhibit and to have a picnic.
383, rue Jacques-Cartier
Rivière-au-Tonnerre QC G0G 2L0
An outdoor family site that includes several activities such as:
- the guided tour of the Mill and the Trottier Mechanical Workshop with two avatars who will present the history of the place
- Mini golf
- Water games
- Interactive games for children
- Hebertism trail
Come and discover our unique flora and fauna of the region when walking on our wonderful walking trails. Also available during the winter season for snowshoes enthusiasts.
The tour brings together several heritage buildings, which all have an interpretation panel explaining their history. In addition, a brochure providing additional information is available in several places in the city.
Here you can visit the Forestry Interpretation Center, which houses a collection of authentic forestry tools, and learn about the history of the region through forestry, geography and archeology.
600, rue Principale
La Sarre QC J9Z 2A1
Closed in low season
Located in the heart of the city of La Pocatière, the College's mountain offers trails some of which were traced over a hundred years ago. Many cultural secrets hid beneath the forest.
Via route 230
La Pocatière QC G0R 1Z0
Closed in low season
La Vache à Maillotte is a reference of local cheese made from cow and ewes milk. The company is distinguished by its creative and innovative approach, deeply rooted in traditions.