Abitibi-Témiscamingue, contrary to popular belief, is not found in the north of Quebec; its 65,000 square kilometres (40,389 square miles) of luxurious forests, fish-filled lakes, dynamic cities and picturesque villages are located to the south of north ...
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Rouyn-Noranda, urban heart of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, moves to the beat of a place rich in artistic creation and collective celebrations. The arts explode, like the fireworks at the Osisko en lumière pyromusical festival, and will sweep you through a whirlwind ...
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Beyond the La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve, Val d’Or is the main gateway to the tourist region of Abitibi-Témiscamingue and Northern Quebec. Known for its wide-open spaces, Val d’Or is also a choice destination for business and sports tourism. Various types ...
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Harricana… Is the river crossed since thousands of years by the Anicinabek Nation. It was the one that the settlers and their families navigated into this territory. Those first families are the soul of it and its heart is hidden under the ground, one ...
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Explore the winter magic that characterizes Témiscamingue, a captivating region where nature flourishes in all its splendor. Preserved landscapes invite you to total immersion, providing incredible authenticity to your adventure. Dive into winter activities ...
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Tour the depths of a mine, canoe down the rivers that have cradled the Anishinaabe for 8,000 years, and trek through the forests in the footsteps of the coureurs des bois. Learn about the territory’s wild history through its museums and take the time ...
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