The Réserve naturelle du Marais-Léon-Provancher is a protected area covering 125 hectares. Located in the beautiful region of Portneuf, on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, the Réserve is a preferred spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Near to Quebec ...
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Caya was a man with a troubled mind. He was of imposing stature, and his aggressive actions inspired awe. This legendary man, poor in spirit, would have spent half his life on this rock. Enjoy the space of this landscaped park!
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The only event of its kind in Canada, the First Nations Book Fair showcases the talent of Indigenous authors. The event will include round table discussions, public interviews, workshops, poetry breakfasts, youth activities, and literary performances ...
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With its low elevation gain, this 10 km loop is ideal for a family with young children. Take a break and stop at the observation tower for a breathtaking view of the lake! A stop at the Centre d'interprétation de la nature du lac Boivin is a must to discover ...
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With its more than 50 thematic gardens embellished with ambient music, statues and picnic areas, FloreSsens’s 2 km trail offers individual or group visitors an inspiring atmosphere. Event tents available for special occasions. Gardens open from 9 a.m ...
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Wachiya! Awarded the United Nations “We the Peoples” Award, the community of Oujé- Bougoumou is host to the Aanischaaukamikw Cree Cultural Institute. This unique center is more than a museum, it is a center where Cree culture is experienced and taught ...
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No matter what your tastes and interests are with regard to art and culture, you're sure to find a place where you'll make the most of your visit to Nicolet-Yamaska region! Visit one of the many museums in the region, discover buildings rich with history ...
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A journey through the history of the builders who have contributed to forge the identity and character of the MRC de L'Érable! Scattered throughout the 11 municipalities of the MRC, the 30 stories selected for this tour were chosen because they still ...
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4.6 km trail along the riverbank offering a pedestrian link between Pont-Rouge’s main attractions. With its 30 interpretive panels, the promenade allows you to discover the town’s flora and history.
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This scenic route is called the Border Route (Route des Frontières) because it runs along the borders of Quebec, New Brunswick and Maine. This area of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region is home to many symbols that remind us of its political and geographical ...
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