Enjoy Lac-Saint-Jean

Bilodeau Canada, in Saint-Félicien, is recognized as an Économusée of taxidermy and fur. Visitors can discover a unique artisanal expertise, passed down through generations. In the workshops, artisans handcraft fur and leather clothing and accessories, combining tradition, quality, and northern warmth. The visit offers a chance to explore the techniques, the history of the craft, and its authentic connection to the region.

At the heart of the frozen Lac Saint-Jean, the Village sur glace (ice village) in Roberval comes to life each winter. Colourful cabins, ice fishing, groomed trails and a festive atmosphere create a unique gathering place where the community embraces winter. People come to enjoy the fresh air, share a hot chocolate, skate at sunset, or simply admire the breathtaking scenery. An authentic winter experience, truly “Jeannois,” where nature and tradition meet. (Website in French only.)

Located along the Grande-Décharge River, the Dam-en-Terre Resort transforms into a true winter playground. Ice trails, snowshoeing, fatbiking, sliding and frosted landscapes invite you to breathe in the crisp northern air. Equipment rentals are available. It’s a place to gather with family or friends, warm up in cozy accommodations, and enjoy the quiet. Here, winter is lived to the fullest.

Located in the heart of the community of Mashteuiatsh, the Ilnu Museum invites visitors to discover the history, culture, and know-how of the Pekuakamiulnuatsh people. Immersive exhibits, stories, ancestral objects, and contemporary creations highlight a deep connection to the land and to living traditions. More than a visit, it’s a meaningful encounter—a moment to understand, listen, and feel the richness of a millennia-old culture. (Website in French only.)