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MRC de Nicolet-Yamaska (Tourisme Nicolet) 

Late June to early September
20, rue Notre-Dame (Tourist information office)
Nicolet (Qc), Canada
J3T 1G1
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Natural treasures provide opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors, both on land and on the water. The UNESCO Lac Saint-Pierre World Biosphere Reserve reveals an unparalleled aquatic environment, where humans live in harmony with the local flora and fauna. Nicolet-Yamaska is a bucolic region known for being a cyclist’s paradise. The Route Verte no. 4 cuts through the area for nearly 70 kilometres, with over 400 kilometres of bike paths running alongside country roads. The agricultural landscape bears testament to the passion of local farmers. The food grown, raised and produced in the area make up the terroir, a true garden of flavour delights. Art, history, the Abenaki culture, and religions from the four corners of the world live side-by-side in our museums and galleries. The festivals and events that call the region home are unique, dynamic expressions of who we are.

Late June to early September
20, rue Notre-Dame (Tourist information office)
Nicolet (Qc), Canada
J3T 1G1

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Nicolet-Yamaska tourist information office hours

Seasonal office from June 24 to September 2, 2024

Discover what makes Nicolet-Yamaska such a rich region
A place of exceptional biodiversity and recognized as a territory rich in flora and fauna by UNESCO, Nicolet-Yamaska is a bucolic region and a haven of escape for cyclists and outdoor enthusiasts. Abenaki art, history and culture come together in the museums to provide you with enriching experiences. Complete your stay by discovering local products and producers. Find out more right here.