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    Gîte du Pêcheur

    A three-bedroom vacation rental just a few minutes’ walk from a stunning beach on the shores of Lac Saint-Jean, near the Véloroute des Bleuets and numerous tourist attractions. It’s the perfect place to stay for a few days during your vacation in the region.

    Establishment number: CITQ 291421

    Gîte Escale des Migrateurs

    A traditional cottage located on the banks of the Péribonka River. Reconnect with nature in a setting that exudes tranquility.

    La Tablée du Lac

    Our butcher shop, deli, bakery, cheese counter, dairy bar, and local specialties are sure to make your mouth water! For travelers, we offer a fresh sandwich counter. Everything you need for a BBQ! Premium-quality meats, marinated and prepared to your liking. A selection of over 40 flavors of artisanal sausages, terrines, pâtés, and house-smoked meat. New: artisanal chocolates.

    Miel des Ruisseaux – Économusée de l’Apiculteur 

    Take a journey into the world of bees and the work of beekeepers. Join a guided tour, watch the bees through the glass-fronted hive, and sample the company’s products: mead and honey. Stay tuned—Miel des Ruisseaux has a surprise in store for you for the 2022 season!

    Fromagerie l’Autre Versant

    Try our delicious farm-fresh cheeses made from the milk of our carefully tended cows. Your taste buds will be blown away by all the flavors!

    Microbrasserie du Lac-Saint-Jean

    After two decades of brewing, there’s no denying it: Micro du Lac’s craft beers are delicious and… plentiful! The menu is constantly changing, and seasonal beers are available for a limited time. Would you like to enjoy a meal while sipping a beer? You can do just that in the superb restaurant or on the fabulous terrace. The bustling atmosphere of Rue de la Plage, the proximity to the Public Market, easy access to the Véloroute des Bleuets, and the many campgrounds and beaches nearby guarantee a lively vibe!

    Verger de Velours

    Discover unique products, including one of the only apple ciders produced in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean and the province’s first edible honeysuckle beverage. The company has received more than fifteen national and international awards for its alcoholic beverages. Visit the orchards and admire the beauty and bounty of nature. By reservation, chocolate tastings paired with alcoholic beverages are available.

    Ferme Benoît et Diane et Fils

    Get a glimpse into the daily lives of farmers by visiting the farm, meeting the herd of cows, and strolling through the fields and vegetable garden. A tour of the Lake Saint-Jean area and a tasting of farm-fresh products are also available.

    Parc Falaise

    Located in the heart of downtown Alma, Falaise Park features a 2-kilometer nature trail. The trail allows visitors to discover several monumental sculptures created during the international symposia held in Alma in 1965 and 1966. Enjoy an evening stroll to admire the illuminated 150th-anniversary footbridge spanning the rapids of the Petite Décharge River.

    Sentier de la Rivière Alex

    Discover the beauty of the ZEC des Passes region, home to 900 lakes, on this roughly 5-kilometer hike. Grab a bite to eat at one of the picnic areas and take a dip in the river at the end of the trail! The trail is open year-round except during hunting season, which runs from late September to mid-October. In August, don’t forget to bring a container to pick delicious wild blueberries!