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Témisoucata

A charming rural, forested region home to breathtakingly beautiful lakes.

Bordered by New Brunswick to the south and Maine to the southwest, Témiscouata is a beautiful agricultural destination and home to numerous lakes and lush forests. Discover the region’s talented producers and enjoy a ride out on the Petit Témis bicycle path.

Winter in Témiscouata

Things don’t grind to a halt in the winter, in fact, once the region puts on its snowy coat, there’s more to do than ever! Snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country and downhill skiing, and, of course, crossing the famous ice bridge over Lac Témiscouata.

Summer in Témiscouata

Témiscouata’s forests, national parks and lakes are a must-visit summer vacation destination! The region is also ideal for cycling, whether you’re taking a trip with friends or family, there are plenty of trails for everyone.

Outdoor recreation

Paddle boarding and kayaking might be two of the most popular activities, but did you know Témiscouata is home to one of the biggest water inflatables in Quebec? Head to Témiscouata this summer to enjoy its lakes and hiking trails.

Agritourism

Témiscouata is filled to the brim with unique culinary businesses specializing in maple syrup, cheese, craft ales and even spirits. There are certainly plenty of culinary delights to discover!

Nature

Témiscouata has mountain landscapes typical of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region and is traversed by the Monts-Notre-Dame mountain chain, with many impressive lakes nestled in the valleys.

History and heritage

The region still shows plenty of traces of its past, particularly its interesting history due to its proximity to the United States, such as the remnants of Fort Ingall, which shines the light on the border conflict between the US and Canada in the 1800s. There’s also a lot to learn about the region’s role in the Prohibition at the Vieille Gare de Rivière-Bleue and the Festival du Bootlegger.