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Since 2009, stopover enthusiasts have been practicing on the granite cliff overlooking a bog and the west shore of Lake Terrien in the Zec Tawachiche. In places, the cliff has a sustained verticality of about 50 m, with a few sequences of nearly 100 m. A boat is required to reach the foot of the cliff.
Rivière aux Eaux Mortes has a concentration area for aquatic birds; involving the presence of many moose. This area is popular with lovers of flora and fauna (especially ornithologists).
This bridge is the highest railway bridge in Quebec. It looks like a half-bridge since on one side the railway arrives from the top of a mountain.