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Ferme-Neuve | Quebec

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Lac du Journalistes

Journalists Lake

Ferme-Neuve stretches onto the banks of beautiful Lac du Journalistes, making it a favourite spot for locals to relax and have fun in the water.

Several boat ramps make it easy to launch from any side of the lake, and you can often see boats on the water, fishing, water-skiing, or just taking in the beautiful scenery. Regardless of your preferred activity, spending a day at this lake is a must for anyone who wants to get a handle on the local experience!

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Erablière les 4 printemps

The 4 Springs Sugar Shack

If you’re in Ferme-Neuve, don’t miss your opportunity to experience a true Quebecois sugar shack, a maple syrup production site that lets you taste what the trees around us have to offer.

You’ll be treated to a delicious meal and learn the intricacies of each tasty step of maple syrup production. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a true piece of Quebec’s culture.

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Parc Regional Montagne du Diable

Devil’s Mountain Regional Park

Perhaps the biggest draw to Ferme-Neuve is its proximity to Devil’s Mountain. An absolute dream for the outdoor enthusiast, here anybody can find an outdoor activity suited to their taste.

The Montagne du Diable Regional Park offers a trail network of 80 kilometres, each meter of which treats you to the stunning beauty of the region’s natural landscape. When you’re finished with your hike or bike, cool off in Lake Windigo or Lac de la Montagne, where you can swim, kayak, canoe, or paddleboard. For those looking for more action, the park offers two obstacle courses where folks can compete for the fastest times. The park also offers much to do in the winter, such as fat-biking and snowshoeing, and offers four different kinds of skiing – cross-country, skate skiing, nordic, and ski-hok.

The park offers many options for either camping under the stars or staying in one of its many cozy cabins, yurts, or tiny houses. All in all, Devil’s Mountain is sure to tempt you with something you’ll love!

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Ferme-Neuve Festivals

Ferme-Neuve hosts many different festivals throughout the year. Those of an athletic bend will enjoy the festivals offered on the mountain, including

  • the Health Festival’s trail running races,
  • the Défi du Diable (Devil’s Challenge) race and obstacle course competition,
  • the Velo Fete mountain biking race,
  • the Ski and Snowshoe festival, or the Défi du Parc, in which an individual or small group collectively covers 100 km of trail on their choice of skis or snowshoes.

Thrill seekers and motor-heads will love the Super Party des Camionneurs, a heavy truck racing event that attracts truck lovers from all over the country.

For more family-oriented events, check out the Carnaval de Ferme-Neuve and the Christmas Parade.

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Camping in the Devil’s Bay

Visit one of the most beautiful camping sites in the Upper Laurentians. If you love nature, walking in the forest, mountain biking or simply a corner of paradise where it is good to relax, Camping de la Baie du Diable is the place to be. Whatever the length of your visit, all the elements are gathered to provide an unforgettable stay for people of all ages.

The site offers a Playground for children, Tennis court, Shuffleboard court, Petanque court, Irons, Beach volleyball court, Evenings with the band, Game of “Babette” (pocket games), Washers game, Community room with ping-pong, fishing, and other nautical activities.

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Ice Ring

Come and enjoy a moment of fresh air on the annual ice ring. Located at the entrance of the Village, the ice ring allows citizens and visitors to practice free skating in an enchanting environment. This is a great place to meet locals and enjoy the town side-by-side!

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Ancient Honey Farm and Meadery

Get a taste of the local cuisine and production at the Miles Ancien honey farm. Active from June to August, the Pollens & Nectars Canteen canteen invites you to enjoy seasonal cuisine flavoured with honey in a beautifully decorated outdoor pavilion offering a breathtaking view of Devil’s Mountain.

Seasonal menus vary according to the rhythm of arrivals and the traditions of the Canteen. Appetizers, pizzas, desserts, meads, cocktails, and wines. There is also the opportunity to buy various kinds of honey, soaps and body-care products, gourmet ingredients, and other gifts.

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