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Parish municipality in Quebec
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Saint-Louis-du-Ha! Ha! is a tiny village on the Trans-Canada Highway in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region of Quebec.
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An interactive exhibition and a telescope of 356 mm (14 inches) for all those, including children, who want to learn about the oldest science of humanity and discover the beauties of the world.
Club de golf de la Vallée du Témiscouata
Eighteen-hole course with restaurant and pro shop, advance reservations accepted.
134 km of gravel tracks, entirely reserved for cyclists and pedestrians. This linear park is on an old railway line: the Northern section is more than 70 km long, bordering rivers and a bustling forest, with several stops, 3 rustic camping sites and a snack bar. Also, a section of the Trans Canada Trail for hiking.
Pizza, burger, poutine.
Camping du Lac Dôle
The campsite has more than 65 sites including a wild camping area. Visitors can also rent a cottage in the summer season.
Autoroute 85 is part of the Trans-Canada Highway. It connects from Rivière-du-Loup in the north, and the New Brunswick provincial border in the south.
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