Attractions along your route: 

Marguerite-D'Youville wildlife refuge

Eight kilometres of walking trails that offer superb views of Lac Saint-Louis the Châteauguay River. Listen to an audio tour as you stroll through nature.

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Riverboat cruise aboard a pontoon

Narrated excursions on the Châteauguay River. A relaxing way to explore the area’s fauna, flora, and ecosystems, as well as the historic region of Châteauguay.

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The island’s secret

Every Sunday in the summer, you can get a glimpse of the past as miller Joseph Primot takes you on an outdoor tour of the Châteauguay seigneury and the mill that dates back to 1686.

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Built in 1792, the house is home to a museum that presents art and historical exhibitions, as well as offering guided tours on the theme of the history and culture of Lower Canada

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A historic site with lots to discover and enjoy, including family activities and costumed animation, as well as plenty to interest anyone interested in history, military strategy, and genealogy.

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Alone or in a group, explore and discover the charm of the Trout and Chateauguay rivers. Reservations recommended.
ERRATUM: Please note that an error occured in the BestGetaways magazine. Price of kayak renting for single adult, for a half-day, isn’t $40 but $26,33 (before taxes). 

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Dating back to 1861, the charming and picturesque Percy Bridge was the second covered bridge to be built in Canada. It was recognized as a historic monument in 1987. Celebration on October 15.

The year 2011 marks the 150th anniversary of its construction.

Meander along the roads bordering the Chateauguay River and discover a string of charming villages and hamlets, including Sainte-Martine, Allan’s Corner, Ormstown, Dewittville, and Huntingdon.

Camping: 

C2 Camping Domaine du Bel Âge