A land of history and culture, the Mauricie region stands out with many museums and industrial sites that recall trades of the past. The vast areas of wilderness make it a sought-after destination for outdoor activities as well as relaxation. Whether you’re in downtown Trois-Rivières or up in the valleys of the Canadian Shield, fun, educational activities are yours to enjoy.

Enjoy a bit of relaxation, in nature or in the city

Photo credit: Jean-Gabriel Pothier, Tourisme Mauricie

The mild temperatures and tranquil natural surroundings of fall transform the Mauricie region into a haven of peace, ideal for escaping daily stress and recharging your batteries. Whether you travel to the countryside or the city, colourful landscapes provide a soothing backdrop for relaxation and reconnection. Enjoy the thermal pools in a larger-than-life setting at KiNipi spa nordique, five minutes from Trois-Rivières, pamper yourself with a treatment or massage at Millenia Spa Urbain in the heart of the city, or admire the peaceful view over Lake Sacacomie while enjoying the benefits of thermotherapy at GEOS SPA in Saint-Alexis-des-Monts. (Website available in French only)

Beer fan? Be sure to visit the Mauricie region

Photo credit: V. Vanasse

If you’re a hops connoisseur and chatting over a beer equals good times, you’ll be happy to learn that the Mauricie region is home to more than a dozen microbreweries. Plan your own discovery rally and be ready for an impressive look at the know-how and creativity of the region’s craft beer experts. Between the evocatively named Le Temps d’une Pinte (over a pint), Microbrasserie À la Fût (a play on words that combines the meanings “on tap” and “on the lookout”) and Le Trou du Diable (the devil’s drinking hole), there’s plenty for your taste buds to savour. Pair your favourite brews with culinary delights prepared on site to complete your gourmet immersion into the region’s terroir. (Website available in French only)

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