The Valley
The Valley contains a considerable nerwork of rivers and lakes, a true little paradise for hunters and fishermen.
Known worldwide for its salmon fishing, the Matapédia River twists and turns over more than 70 km; as for the lake of the same name, it prides itself on being the largest freshwater body in the Gaspésie. A testament to is history, the rich heritage of the Valley will reveal to you magnificent churches, historic sites, and Town-type covered bridges.
- For more information about the Valley: www.lamatapedia.ca
- For more information about Matapédia - Les Plateaux: www.matapedialesplateaux.com.
- 2 2 Saint-Alexis-de-Matapédia
- 3 3 Saint-Françoise-d'Assise
- 4 4 L'Ascension-de-Patapédia
- 5 5 Saint-André-de-Restigouche
- 6 6 Causapscal
- 7 7 Amqui
- 8 8 Sainte-Irène
- 9 9 Val-Brillant
- 10 10 Sayabec
- 11 11 Saint-Moïse
- 12 12 Saint-Damase
- 13 13 Lac-au-Saumon
Photo : Tourisme GaspésieMatapédia
This small village located at the junction of the Valley and the Chaleur Bay offers an exceptional panorama at the confluence of [...]
DetailsPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieSaint-Alexis-de-Matapédia
The Saint-Alexis Plateau is the perfect place for a visit off the beaten path and close to nature. From its promontory, a lookout [...]
DetailsPhoto :Saint-François-d'Assise
A few kilometres away from Route 132, this municipality welcomes you and offers outdoor activities for every season. [...]
DetailsPhoto :L'Ascension-de-Patapédia
Described as a true relaxation point, this municipality is accessible by Route 132 East, between Amqui and Matapédia. [...]
DetailsPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieSaint-André-de- Restigouche
Here is the jewel of the Plateaux region! Just 11 km from Route 132, this village delights with its landscapes, and all that you can discover... [...]
DetailsPhoto : FRCausapscal
Causapscal is located in the heart of a beautiful forested area, the Matapedia Valley. In 1839, an important relay station [...]
DetailsPhoto :Amqui
Amqui, which in the Micmac language means "where we have fun". Located where the Matapédia River and the Matapédia Lake meet, [...]
DetailsPhoto :Sainte-Irène
Located in the heart of the Matapédia Valley, Saint-Irène welcomes you with its spellbinding mountainous sceneries. [...]
DetailsPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieVal-Brillant
Nestled on the shore of Lac Matapédia, a Matapedian gem, the municipality of Val-Brillant charms visitors with its beautiful scenery [...]
DetailsPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieSayabec
Sayabec is derived from the Micmac word Sepeg, meaning "river blocked by beaver dams". At the mouth of the Saint-Pierre River [...]
DetailsPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieSaint-Moïse
Saint-Moïse, created in 1873, is the oldest municipality in the Matapédia Valley. You will find a vast and imposing Renaissance-style church [...]
DetailsPhoto : Saint-DamaseSaint-Damase
A visit to Saint-Damase is a must. This quiet and charming village of 418 inhabitants, located on the border of the Matanie and the Matapédia [...]
DetailsPhoto : Lac-au-SaumonLac-au-Saumon
The municipality of Lac-au-Saumon is home to a park with entertainment for the entire family.[...]
DetailsPhoto : Club VTT de La Matapédia
Photo : Marc Loiselle Photo : Michel LaverdièrePhoto : Geneviève Gagné