A city focused on the environment and quality of life, New Richmond offers several parks and green spaces designed for the enjoyment of residents and visitors alike.
New Richmond QC G0C 2B0
Explore New Richmond by bike along the Route verte, which offers a safe circuit on a shared pathway.
New Richmond QC G0C 2B0
Closed in low season
Closed in low season
We offer our visitors a unique festival experience with 7 days of music, camping and activities for the whole family. The festival takes place at the Pointe-Duthie site.
Discover the wharf and marina of New Richmond, which have become the home port of many sailing enthusiasts and the meeting place for sport fishing devotees. In season, mackerel, sea trout and smelt fishing are very popular.
In New Richmond, you can lace up your skates and enjoy the indoor ice at the arena during public skating sessions.
The Duguay Effect is the experience you will have upon entering the original studio of painter-engraver Rodolphe Duguay, one of Canada's masters of engraving in the early 20th century.
The hiking trail is accessible free of charge, offering a one (1) km loop on the banks of the Bell River as well as the rapids of the “Chutes à Grandmaison”, named in honor of the Grandmaison family.
A circuit of bumps and banked turns where cyclists generate momentum through up-and-down body movements. It is a fun way to improve one's skills and stay active.
By following Saint-Edgar Road, which runs alongside the Petite Rivière Cascapédia, you will discover the covered bridge built in 1938, which will lead you to the parish.
Rue du Pont
New Richmond QC G0C 2B0
New Richmond QC G0C 2B0
Renovated in 2016 and with a capacity of 100 swimmers in the main 25 m pool, the facility is also equipped with 4 swimming lanes, an independent wading pool accommodating up to 12 children, 3 water slides and a suspended rope.
Located in the Caps Noirs area of New Richmond, the beach invites you to discover the pebbles, agates, shells and fossils that cover the shoreline, and to explore starfish and other underwater wonders while snorkeling.
Route 132 Est
New Richmond QC G0C 2B0
Closed in low season
New Richmond QC G0C 2B0
Closed in low season
Falls Gully Outfitter offers hunting and fishing enthusiasts a multitude of packages taking place on exclusive territories located at the gateway to the Chic-Chocs Mountains as well as along the shores of Chaleur Bay.
Discover one of the oldest salmon fishing camps, established in 1879.
Family Fun at the New Richmond Bowling Alley.
The Petite Rivière Cascapédia Estuary Nature Reserve is a 135-hectare wetland area located entirely within the urban perimeter of New Richmond. The trails, developed by volunteers from the Rotary Club, are approximately 2 km on the east side and 800 m on the west side.
737, chemin de Saint-Edgar
New Richmond QC G0C 2B0
Closed in low season
New Richmond QC G0C 2B0
Closed in low season
Located on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, this natural park offers a fresh perspective on Lac Saint-Pierre. A wooden boardwalk allows visitors to walk above a floodplain and admire the most beautiful sunsets in Nicolet.
Several kilometers of trails shared between hikers and mountain bikers crisscross the mountainous territory of Mont-Bell at an altitude of 411 meters. The flora is rich in this deciduous forest which is rare at this geographical altitude usually dominated by conifers. Bicycles for rent during summertime.
The museum is housed in what was known as "Trinity Church," a Protestant chapel built in 1948 on the site of the boiler room of the Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills Limited company. The City of Forestville acquired it in 1993 and turned it into a museum that offers visitors an immersive dive into regional history.
The boat launch, located at the end of chemin de la Pisciculture (near the Le P'tit Train du Nord cycling path), allows you to put your watercraft in the water to enjoy Lac des Écorces.
chemin de la Pisciculture
Lac-des-Écorces QC J0W 1H0
Closed in low season
Lac-des-Écorces QC J0W 1H0
Closed in low season
Antique 3A offers antique furniture and accessories. In addition, the company has specialized in the custom manufacturing of 100% Quebec-made furniture and kitchens in country, industrial, rustic, "farmhouse" styles, and more.
The Centre Culturel du Presbytère is a place for the creation and promotion of arts and heritage. It offers periodic exhibitions and fosters exchanges between artists and citizens.
Wall plaques feature the names of thirty writers who studied, lived or currently live in Nicolet. Lecterns equipped with reading plaques present excerpts from the works of these writers.
900, boul. Louis-Fréchette
Nicolet QC J3T 1V5
Nicolet QC J3T 1V5
The ecological farm is located at Anse-à-Pelletier, on the banks of the Saguenay River. Les Mômes du Fjord offer seasonal vegetables and lovingly crafted processed products. A Breton crêperie is also open on-site during peak season to satisfy your cravings for homemade crêpes and waffles.
576, chemin l'Anse-à-Pelletier
Saint-Fulgence QC G0V 1S0
info@lesmomesdufjord.com
Closed in low season
Saint-Fulgence QC G0V 1S0
info@lesmomesdufjord.com
Closed in low season
Summer music festival in Val-des-Bois featuring a wide variety of Quebec musicians and artists, as well as numerous activities ideal for the whole family.
121, chemin du Pont-de-Bois
Val-des-Bois QC J0X 3C0
dga@val-des-bois.ca
Closed in high season Closed in low season
Val-des-Bois QC J0X 3C0
dga@val-des-bois.ca
Closed in high season Closed in low season
A magnificent 4 km forest trail, with a route running alongside the river of the same name. Perfect for a family hike or to stretch your legs. The trail is even accessible to dogs on a leash.
Symposium d'art in situ
It was in 2019 that the event "Symposium d'art in situ - l'énergie de la Lièvre" took place, bringing together numerous artists who created unique sculptures for the occasion. Several of these urban works of art can still be found in the heart of Val-des-Bois, scattered throughout the village.
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.
Water play park
The water play park is located at Parc Optimiste. It features various water play structures to cool off, access to washroom facilities, picnic tables and shaded areas. The park is open from June to September, weather permitting.
233, 4e Rue Ouest
Senneterre QC J0Y 2M0
Closed in low season
Senneterre QC J0Y 2M0
Closed in low season
The Centre de Vacances la Ferme 5 Étoiles, open year-round, offers accommodations and numerous family activities in a natural and authentic environment. Discover nature and enjoy an emotion-filled stay in the company of our rescue animals!
The Festival brings together spoken word artists and both Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities of the Côte-Nord around an equal, artistic, and convivial sharing experience.
Setting out on a snowmobile or ATV ride in Forestville means discovering more than 100 km of marked and maintained trails. Thanks to abundant snowfall each season, you will be charmed both by the beauty of our winter landscapes and the purity of the air.
At once a nautical paradise, an ideal family destination and a place steeped in the history of log driving, the Pointe-Opémican area is a concentration of pleasures for everyone in an enchanting setting. It features a campground of about sixty sites, close to Lake Témiscamingue and its sandy shores.
In the summer season, the Bleuetière Grande-Rivière-Sud offers pick-your-own small fruits such as blueberries and raspberries. A treat for all the senses guaranteed!
1101, chemin Grande Rivière Sud
Yamachiche QC G0X 3L0
Closed in low season
Yamachiche QC G0X 3L0
Closed in low season
Driven by the values of mutual aid and cooperation, the Micro's mission is to share exceptional products and an extraordinary experience. Rooted in the community, Hop-Station is committed to building partnerships with the various agri-food and cultural stakeholders of the region.
The first nature reserve in an urban setting in Quebec, this site invites you to escape and discover over a century of history.
No need to go very far to get moving and do a little physical activity outdoors. The City of Maniwaki maintains splendid paved trails in the summer, as well as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and even an ice trail in the winter.
On foot, by bike, or by car, discover the heritage trail and the history of Maniwaki. Along the way, 25 information panels will allow you to learn more about this city founded in 1851.
In the heart of the municipality, the ornithological trails will allow you to enjoy pleasant moments while walking 9 kilometres of trails and visiting 4 observation towers to admire the marsh and observe a wide variety of birds that nest in the area. During the winter, the use of the trails is permitted for snowshoeing or cross-country skiing.
Mont Hereford, standing at 875 metres, is the third highest mountain in the Eastern Townships. At its summit, you can admire a breathtaking 360-degree view of the mountains, lakes, and the American valley. Mont Hereford also offers 16 km of hiking trails.
Vignoble La Vallée des nuages is a family business dedicated to providing you with a unique experience where the senses take centre stage. Find out about their gourmet picnic packages directly on the vineyard's website!
