“Whether by kayak, motorbike, bike, or car, a journey down this verdant, winding river will delight you at every turn. Discover an extraordinary haven of tranquility along its fresh waters, brimming with an impressive history and heritage. Morover, along the river, discover a farmer’s market, a art gallery or antique shops.”

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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Pavillon de l’île
480, boulevard D’Youville
Île Saint-Bernard
Châteauguay

450 698-3133

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

54, boulevard. Salaberry Sud
Châteauguay

450 698-3193

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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.

2371, chemin de la Rivière Châteauguay
Howick

450 829-2003 / 1 888 773-8888

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Alone or in a group, explore and discover the charm of the Trout and Chateauguay rivers. Reservations recommended.

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2 E, rue Henderson
Huntingdon

450 264-0111 / 1 866 664-0111

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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.

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

Kayak and bicycle

Waterways and heritage of Howick, July 24 and 25

Waterways and hamlets of Huntingdon, August 14 and 15

Rabaska canoe and bicycle

Waterways and nature of Chateauguay September 12

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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

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