Abitibi-Témiscamingue is a region in western Quebec known for its vast forests and its record number of lakes and rivers. A hunting and fishing paradise, this huge territory sets itself apart thanks to its many outfitters, mining heritage and Indigenous traditions. This charming region invites you to experience adventure in its purest form.

Discover the flavours of Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Abitibi-Témiscamingue offers a wide array of places to taste unique foods that are delicious and delightfully unusual! Whether you lean toward the authentic flavours of La vache à Maillotte cheeses, the exclusive microbrews of Microbrasserie Le Trèfle Noir, or the cattail-based spirits of Alpha Tango, every bite tells a local story, shaped by the land and the passion of its artisans. You'll also find a number of honey farms, bakeries, and chocolate shops that show off their creativity to offer you flavours that are unique to the region!

Admire the golden-hued landscapes of Abitibi-Témiscamingue’s national parks

A favourite spot for outdoor enthusiasts, national parks are the perfect place to admire the symphony of colours that take turns in the spotlight around the region. Go on a hike in the Parc national d’Aiguebelle to discover evocatively named geological phenomena such as giant’s kettles and pillow lava, cross a vertiginous fault from the top of a suspended walkway hanging 22 metres in the air and climb the fire lookout tower for a panoramic view of the surrounding area. Parc national d’Opémican also invites you for a hike to enjoy the fall foliage. While you’re there, delve into the region’s log-driving history in the Pointe-Opémican sector, and check out the family activities that let you explore the park from a different angle!

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