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The Route du Fleuve (route 362) is a panoramic circuit over 58 kilometers from Baie-Saint-Paul to La Malbaie, passing through the picturesque towns of Les Éboulements and Saint-Irénée, along overhanging the northern coast. The bucolic views over the river show the maritime animation (passage of a boat, fog, cloud, storm, play of the sun) and panoramas that can change from hour to hour. The points of interest on this tour reflect the great history of this region where forestry, recreational tourism, marine activity and the mountains have shaped the way of life. This intoxicating panoramic circuit is one of the most picturesque in Quebec.
Charlevoix Maritime Museum
The museum presents various types of exhibition: permanent, virtual, temporary and multimedia. This museum was set up in 1973, that is to say following the closure of the company "Les Chantiers maritimes de Charlevoix", a company dedicated to the wintering and maintenance of schooners since 1946. The Development of the site began in 1985 with the mission of making it an interpretive center focused on wooden schooners and the maritime heritage of Charlevoix. The remains of three schooners on this site are used for education. In 2008, the Museum received as a donation a forest of 40 hectares; since 2016, a magnificent 4 km trail crosses this forest. In 1998, the Musée maritime de Charlevoix site received historic site status from the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada.
The Seigneurial Mill of Les Éboulements
Museum. Mill administered by L'Héritage canadienne du Québec, which is a national non-profit, non-governmental organization that has served Quebec's heritage for six decades.
The historic Forge
Joseph-Arthur House