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City in Quebec, Canada
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Church of Saint-Tite
Presbytery of Saint-Tite
Saint-Tite cemetery
Souvenirs from the past
In the middle of 20th century, the highest concentration of citizens of Saint-Tite lived here. The museum was built to pay homage to the ancestors of the Mauricie region. It houses in well-reconstructed decorations: a kitchen, a bedroom, a chapel and a barn.
Saint-Tite Shooting Club
Saint-Tite Seniors Club
Reception room, with kitchen, in the heart of the village of Saint-Tite.
Le Sillon cross-country ski club
Cross-country ski centre in the heart of nature. Four cross-country ski trails (11.2 km) and seven snowshoe trails (11.2 km). Equipment loan.
Guide, hike and mushroom picking.
Mini-farm on the west side of the village of Saint-Tite and open year round. Guided tour of the mini-farm on more than , lasting 2 hours. by reservation: more than 400 animals, 28 different species, such as horses, cows, alpacas, llamas, goats, sheep, donkeys, rabbits as well that several birds such as emu, peacocks, pheasants. Clientele: families, school groups, day camps and birthday parties; visitors can have a family picnic there. On the tour, visitors get to know the animals and their history, can pet and feed them. The mini-farm is a partner of the Galahad et Térégo animal refuge. Visitors can also admire the reproduction of a village in the Old West.
Mauricie trout fish farming
Pond fishing.
Knights of Columbus Hall
Meeting and reception room.
Saint-Tite historical route
15 historical interpretation panels.
Western Podcast: Cowboy Stories
About ten audio clips on the western world of Mauricie were produced jointly by Tourisme Shawinigan, the MRC de Mékinac and the MRC des Chenaux. These "Cowboy Stories" capsules tell the story of a cowboy's tour who introduces you to western culture on a daily basis through a series of businesses in the Mauricie region. Westerners are invited to stroll through three MRCs in the Mauricie region: Shawinigan, Mékinac and des Chenaux, while listening to these Western capsules. Available on the baladowestern.com site, the route map includes the location of the Balado Western posters with QR codes allowing you to listen to the capsules, and to discover the people who built the region and the world of the Mauritian western.
From the intersection of route 153 and 159, west of the village of Saint-Tite, take Chemin du Haut du Lac Sud (north-west). Visitors then walk along the meandering part of the Rivière des Envies, that is to say the old Kapibouska lake which flooded this area because of beaver dams, until the end of the 19th century. Visitors can make a stop (by appointment at +1 418-365-6728) at the Musée Souvenirs d'autrefois, 240, route 159 (Haut du Lac Sud), Saint-Tite. Then the road spans the Mékinac du Sud River (starting at Tavibois, Hérouxville), then the Mékinac du Nord river. After the agricultural zone, the resort has developed along the Mékinac du Nord river which originates at Lake Roberge, in the municipality of Grandes-Piles. On Chemin Petite Mékinac, visitors then walk along the magnificent Lac Roberge, whose mountains opposite reach 417 m. This lake receives the Castor river (coming from Saint-Thècle) and the discharge of the second Roberge lake. The mountainous and forest scenery of this wild and encaved valley is splendid, particularly in the season of colorful trees. Visitors then cross the intersection of Chemin du lac Fontaine (resort lake); this road joins Chemin Joseph St-Amand in Sainte-Thècle and Lac du Jésuite (resort lake). Opposite this intersection, it is the start of Chemin du lac des îles and very close to Chemin du Lac Clair. The national trail arrives in this area at Route 159. Continuing on Route 159, visitors enter Saint-Roch-de-Mékinac and follow Second Lac Roberge and Lac Méduse. Finally, visitors arrive at the village of Saint-Roch-de-Mékinac which was rebuilt on the promontory after the construction of the Grand-Mère dam which flooded the site of the old village. Visitors can return via Grandes-Piles and admire the panorama of the valley of the Saint-Maurice river.
Saint-Tite Western Festival
The most important western festival in Eastern Canada. Great shows and equestrian competitions. The 53rd edition took place in September 2021.
Marielle-Brouillette Library
Loans of books, audio books, magazines etc. The library accepts special requests through access to the Regional Center for Public Library Services.
Adrien Bélisle Park
Soccer field. Softball field with stands. Children's play area.
Public pool
This public swimming pool is located in Parc Adrien-Bélisle.
Saint-Tite Ecocentre
The Ecocentre operated by agreement under the aegis of Service Cité Propre Inc.
Snack bar at the southern entrance to the village. Seasonal restaurant.
Bistro in the heart of the village. Style inspired by the old safe still present in the establishment. Healthy menu, no frying.
Catering service for snowmobile, ATV, motorcycle and horse riding activities.
Micro burner, tea.
Meals on site. Take-out orders. Delivery.
Specialties: pizzas and brochettes, lunches and table d'hôte.
Western Festival terrace
Resto-bar. Meals on site. Orders to bring. Specialty: chicken wings, burger.
On-tap microbrewery - Resto-Publ-Saloon
Resto-Pub-Saloon since 2007 to discover craft beers. Meal service. Twenty barrel lines in continuous operation. This business is established in the first general store in the western village of Saint-Tite.
Campsite near the village of Saint-Tite.
Campsite in the village.
Family campsite near Lake Trottier in Saint-Tite. Swimming pool, kayak, children's play areas. Rental of trailers.
Campsite in the village.
Kapibouska Hostel
Private rooms in a townhouse, in the heart of the village.
A gite in an ancestral house in the countryside, featuring a distinctive art gallery, surrounded by gardens and a swimming pool.
Tourist lodging.
Gîte in an ancestral house in the heart of Saint-Tite. This cottage has five cozy bedrooms (king, queen or double) and four bathrooms. Full tasty breakfasts. Outdoor activities: cycling, cross-country skiing, mountain biking, snowshoeing.
Refuge on the edge of Lake Trottier in Saint-Tite. Swimming and non-motorized water sports with its sandy bottom lake and crystal clear water.
Lake Perchaude (suburban hotel)
Suburban hotel.
Butcher Veillette Albert & Fils
Butcher famous for steak in Veillette.
Saint-Tite metro grocery store
General grocery store. Prepared meals and cold and hot buffet.
Service counter of the Société des Alcools du Québec (SAQ).
Equestrian shop Saint-Tite
Custodian of the products of the manufacturers: Boulet, Wrangler, Outback, Roper.
The seasonal summer public market. Local products: agrifood, artisan products, general store. Late June to late September.
Sale and repair of bicycles.
Arctic Cat, ATV and snowmobile dealer, Club Cadet, Stihl, Ezgo, Sledez, Husqvarna and Ariens. Sale and repair, as well as accessories and clothing for these types of sports. Seasonal storage service for snow blowers, ATVs and snowmobiles. Chainsaw, generator and snowmobile rental service.
Operating under the Chaussure Pop banner. Footwear for all family needs, training and outdoor clothing, work boots, water boots, cowboy boots, handbags, accessories, shoe cosmetics as well as a cleaning service, sharpening of personalized skates and soles.
A Strand of Wool More
Art and craft shop specializing in painting, stained glass and embroidery materials.
Rose Petal
Floristry and gift shop offering flower arrangements for all occasions.
Charging stations
Municipal terminals for electric vehicles:
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