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The Pentecost and Riverin rivers as well as Pentecost and Dupont lakes are suitable for fishing from the wharf or the edge of the rivers, boats are necessary for the lakes, species include salmon, speckled trout and sea trout.
Île McCormick
Graffiti café-théâtre built on the ruins of Colonel McCormick's mansion, picnic areas, beaches, beach volleyball court, cultural and sporting events.
Île Patterson
Remains of the Quebec North Shore Paper with interpretation panels, nature of the taiga, hiking trails, bird watching, salmon pits, view of the fall of the Rivière aux Rochers dam.
Centre d'interprétation de l'histoire de Port-Cartier
In the basement of the Sacré-Coeur church, panoramic exhibition on the history of Port-Cartier and the region with period photos, visit of the church including the interpretation of the stained glass windows made by local craftsmen. Average length of visit: one hour.
Musée Louis-Langlois
In a residence dating from 1873, an exhibition called "In the footsteps of Walker" telling the story of the sinking of a British ship in 1711 off the coast of Île aux Œufs and presenting numerous artefacts, objects and photos of time including the village's first Stations of the Cross, evoking the history of Pointe-aux-Anglais and Rivière-Pentecôte. Guided tour. Picnic area and access to the beach. This is the local tourist information office.
Site historique de Rivière-Pentecôte
Former site of the sawmill, mill and docks partially restored, vestiges of the past, heritage trail, picnic areas, campground.
Parc de la plage Rochelois
Family park on the banks of the St. Lawrence River bordered by a bike path and including a children's playground and a boardwalk for walking. The fine sandy beach is unsupervised and stretches for almost 1 km. At low tide, you can walk on the seabed and observe the aquatic fauna. On the horizon, you can see the wreck of the Lady Era, an ore carrier that ran aground near the shore in 1977.