Bowling alley

Curling club.

Controlled harvesting zone (ZEC) offering lodging services (cottage), hunting (woodcock, grouse, hare, moose, black bear, grouse), fishing (pike, whitefish, rainbow smelt, splake, brook trout, yellow perch, salmon and lake trout), camping (rustic or seasonal), outdoor activities (access to a beach, canoeing, canoe-camping, mushroom picking, berry picking, kayaking, ford, fly fishing, ice fishing, hiking, and mountain biking).

The former Trinity Church was built in 1948 on the site of the Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills ltd and moved in 1955 serving the English speaking population of the time. The last church service was held in 1979. It has served as a museum since 1994.

Observation point along the St. Lawrence River and at the mouth of the Sault-Aux-Cochons River and hydroelectric infrastructures.

Preserved section of more than a kilometre of the arboriduct built in 1942 which brought wood from the breakwater still located at the end of the last meander before the mouth of the Rivière du Sault aux Cochons to the Baie Verte boarding wharf. The section is located between and

Walking path.