Outdoor adventure and summer fun await you in Témiscouata

With its landscapes shaped by the Appalachians and its sparkling lakes, including the majestic Témiscouata and Pohénégamook, the region is the perfect destination for hiking, cycling and discovering one of the most beautiful beaches in Quebec. Whether you’re travelling with your family or as a couple, Témiscouata has everything you need for an unforgettable summer!

A true paradise for outdoor activities

Bordered by one of the largest lakes south of the St. Lawrence River, the Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata is a stunning protected area that’s sure to please, whether you’re looking for adventure or a peaceful nature retreat. This destination offers hiking and cycling trails, water activities, and plenty of opportunities for exploration. What’s more, this beautiful park is the perfect place to pitch a tent and spend the night under the stars. No camping gear? No problem! The Huttopia ready-to-camp tents have everything you need for a stress-free getaway.

A breathtaking cycling tour around the lake

Discover Témiscouata from a new perspective on the D’une rive à l’autre du lac Témiscouata cycling tour. Featuring breathtaking views, this 24-km loop takes you through charming riverside villages and stretches of the Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata and the Petit Témis trail, using the river shuttle in Cabano and the ferry in Saint-Juste-du-Lac. Along the way, you’ll take the Grey-Owl trail and cross the footbridge over the Touladi River before reaching the picturesque Chemin du Lac. What better way to combine adventure with tranquility?

One of the most beautiful beaches in Quebec

Want to beat the summer heat? Cool off at the Pohénégamook beach! With nearly a kilometre of fine sand, Bas-Saint-Laurent’s most beautiful freshwater beach is a hit with families and offers a variety of activities. Go swimming, rent a watercraft, or experience the thrill of the largest inflatable water park in Quebec. Fun and laughter guaranteed! Looking to turn your visit into an overnight getaway? Choose from more than 100 campsites or opt for a ready-to-camp cabin. In the evening, gather around the fire and swap tales of Ponik, a mysterious creature said to dwell in the depths of Lac Pohénégamook.