Must-See places

Discover what makes the region unforgettable

Cayamant and the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau are filled with unique places to explore — from stunning natural sites and historic landmarks to hidden gems that locals love. Whether you're into scenic drives, quiet viewpoints, or cultural heritage, these spots are worth the trip.

Here are some of our favorites — places that truly capture the spirit and rhythm of the region.

Take your time. Let the region surprise you.

The Moulin des Pères

1 Chemin de la Traverse, Aumond, Québec, Canada

Step into the history of Aumond with a visit to the Moulin des Pères, a former sawmill built by the Oblate Fathers in 1861. An interpretive trail runs along the Joseph River, offering historical panels and views of the old dam structures still visible today.

Cousineau covered bridge

63 Chemin du Ruisseau des Cerises, Gracefield, Québec J0X 1W0

Built in 1932 during the Great Depression, the Cousineau covered bridge spans the Picanoc River over 30 metres. Designed in the “Town lattice truss” style, it reflects a time when these structures were built to protect the wooden deck and ensure longevity. Today, it's one of the few remaining covered bridges in the Outaouais region.

A nice stop for history lovers and photography fans.

Red Falls Trail (Chute Rouge)

Chemin du Cerf, Sainte-Thérèse-de-la-Gatineau, Québec J0X 2X0

The Chute Rouge trail network, in Sainte‑Thérèse‑de‑la‑Gatineau, spans 16 km of paths—ideal for hiking and snowshoeing in winter — leading to a scenic cascade and peaceful lookouts. The site includes an interpretation centre, informative signage, a lookout, and free parking.