TRAVEL LIKE A LOCAL | Top 10,000 Places to Visit in Canada
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A great place to go for a quiet walk, with several trails and picnic tables. Open all four seasons, and dogs are allowed. Available for cross-country skiing or snowshoeing in the winter. The paths through the bog are unique to the area and good for birdwatching.
Photo: Alexandre Légaré from Sherbrooke- Paruline bleue // Black-throated Blue Warbler, CC0
There is a gravel road leading to the bridge. The bridge is beautifully situated on a river and is one of the last wooden-covered bridges in the area.
An excellent place to take pictures, go fishing, or sit at the beach.
Photo: Google Maps, Derek Linke, Alexandre Thibodeau
Well-rated art gallery offering art pieces in various forms, including visual art and performative arts. All events are free, but donations are appreciated!
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This museum tells the history of the area and has high ratings. All workers are volunteers. Information is available in both French and English. Many pictures are to be taken and history to be learned.
Photo: Google Maps, Sylvie & Éric AUTHENTIK 4WD; Mario Hains
Great food at affordable prices. Workers are busy and efficient, the environment is clean and provides good service, and food portions are good. Delivery for special occasions is also available.
Photo: Google Street View
The name directly translates to “Restaurant with a raging cook.” Restaurant-goers describe the atmosphere as “enchanting,” and seating is available on the terrace. The menu is filled with local recipes. Sometimes guest comedians come to the restaurant to entertain.
Photo: https://jardinierdechaine.ca/restaurant
Regular events and exhibitions of historical and contemporary visual arts are held here from April to December. It is in an effort to support contemporary art creation.
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