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
Jewel of Quebec's architectural heritage, the Old Rectory overlooks the St. Lawrence River from the top of Cape Lauzon. Self guided tours available during the summer.
117, rue Saint- Joseph
Deschambault-Grondines QC G0A 1S0 cpdg@globetrotter.net
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
Apple picking.
More than 25 varieties of Québec Quality Apples are available for picking and at the market stand, including Cortland, Delcorf, Empire, Fameuse, Ginger Gold, Golden Russet, Honeycrisp, Honeygold, Jonamac, Lobo, McIntosh, Melba, Paulared, Dolgo Crabapple, Red Cort, Redfree, Silken, Spartan, and Sunrise.
The Art du temps flea market is a small used goods store that sells antiques, tools, books, DVDs, furniture, toys, kitchen items, electronics and small appliances.
Come discover the wildlife and flora of the region by exploring these magnificent trails. During the winter season, 8 kilometers of trails are available for snowshoe enthusiasts.
The intergenerational park aims to encourage the population to adopt healthy lifestyle habits and to combat isolation, by offering a gathering and activity space accessible to all.
Situé près de l'église, au centre du village
La Doré QC G8J 1G9 info@ladore.ca
Closed in low season
A sheep farmer and producer of fine cheeses well recognized in the region, Fromagerie Le Mouton Blanc also offers a wide variety of agri-food products produced in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region.
La Boulangerie La Pocatière has been part of the community for over 100 years. You will find a wide selection of high-quality baked goods, as well as fresh meals served every day.
Located in the Maison du Kamouraska, the Marine Stopover benefits from a site of exceptional beauty, offering privileged access to the river and the marsh. It also features a permanent interactive and innovative exhibition on the riches of the Grande-Anse salt marsh and its biodiversity.
10, route du Quai
La Pocatière QC G0R 1Z0
Closed in low season
The Ashuapmushuan remains a must-visit destination for canoe camping and walleye fishing enthusiasts. In the fall, it is small game hunting that draws connoisseurs to the heart of the reserve.
Founded in 2007 on the lands of the family farm, the cheese dairy is today run by Charles Trottier and Guylaine Rivard. Both had been nurturing since the early 1990s the dream of transforming the excellent organic milk from their Brown Swiss cows.
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.
Our "100% Charlevoix terroir" products are handcrafted, natural, and environmentally friendly. Our hives, located in different sub-terroirs of Charlevoix, produce unique honeys depending on their location, and it is these particularities and subtleties that we like to bottle in small batches, sometimes adding local fruits or herbs.
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.
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.
In 2006, the villagers donated more than 2,000 hours of volunteer work to restore it.
Fortunately! For today, the walls that once saw young Gilles Vigneault study alongside the Landrys, Bourgeois, Lapierres, Cormiers, Carbonneaus and Hounsells, now house an exhibition on the work of Gilles Vigneault, the celebrated poet from Natashquan
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.
Following the old railway line built at the beginning of the 20th century, the "Le P'tit Train du Nord" linear park offers you a 234-kilometer trail of incredible beauty.
You can freely discover the history of the "P'tit Train du Nord" and of Labelle, as well as the many objects and photographs related to railway development.
Every Sunday in the summer from 9 AM to 1 PM, come meet local producers and stock up on fresh food for the week. Additionally, discover talented artists and attend educational workshops.
Come discover the Laurentian landscapes while winding through the meanders of the Rouge River. Take advantage of an exceptional package to paddle down the Rouge River, which includes kayak, paddleboard and canoe rentals to cover a 12 km calm water route. It is also a site that offers a unique and original glamping experience in a bucolic setting.
Indoor entertainment centre for families offering activities such as a skatepark, inflatable games, a BMX track, a 6-hole mini-putt, a climbing wall, shuffleboard, skill games and an ice rink in winter.
In need of some self-care? The team at Sublime du Nord Institute is there to ensure your satisfaction through superior and professional products and services.
With more than 70 km of shoreline, the Portneuf region offers numerous public access points to the St. Lawrence River. Wharves, piers, parks and green spaces provide magnificent scenery and allow for a variety of activities, from water sports and fishing to family picnics.
The "Vallée de la Lièvre" Golf Club is located in the Hautes-Laurentides region. This one-of-a-kind course is dotted with spectacular landscapes featuring rolling hills, bodies of water and woodlands. It will offer you a golfing challenge every time!
344, chemin du Golf
Lac-des-Écorces QC J0W 1H0 info@golfdelalievre.ca
Closed in low season
Several snowmobile and ATV trails criss-cross the territory, offering numerous exploration possibilities. A parking area is set up near the Labelle train station so you can leave your vehicle and trailer during your getaway.
Located just a few minutes from the majestic Lake Saint-Jean, this enchanting site, where camping is possible, is a prized destination for both pilgrims and tourists inspired by an inner quest. Outdoor enthusiasts will also enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding area.
250, route de l’Ermitage
Lac-Bouchette QC G0W 1V0 ermitage@st-antoine.org
Closed in low season
Club Rossignol is an exclusive hunting and fishing territory where moose, white-tailed deer, bear, brook trout and small game await, in a pristine natural setting.