Local produce, maple syrup, baked goods, and handcrafted Algonquin art (seasonal).

A small shopping center with clothing, essentials, and a grocery store.

Purchase authentic Algonquin crafts, beadwork, dreamcatchers, and handmade jewelry from local artisans.

The Kitigan Zibi Cultural Centre is located at:

54 Makwa Mikan, Maniwaki, Quebec, J9E 3B1

Explore Algonquin culture, history, and local traditions at the Cultural Centre in Kitigan Zibi.

35 Kichi Mikan, Maniwaki, QC J9E 2V4

Local grocery store located in Kitigan Zibi.

Traditional handcrafted Indigenous baskets and other Indigenous crafts.

Address: 204 Kichi Miikan

Phone: 819-334-1553

Local community radio station featuring:

• Community news

• Music

• Events

• Thursday Night Radio Bingo

CKWE 103.9 FM, the community radio station for Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg, is located at:

3 Kikinamage Mikan, Maniwaki, QC J9E 3C9

Phone: 819-449-5097

Website: ckwe1039.fm

Email: ckwe.radio@gmail.com

The station is known for playing country and rock music and covering local events in the Kitigan Zibi community.

For any gear, tools, or seasonal equipment needs.

Specialty local gifts, outdoor apparel, and artisan products just north of Maniwaki.

(Seasonal)

The Kitigan Zibi Powwow takes place every year on the first weekend of June and welcomes visitors from all over to celebrate Indigenous culture, dancing, drumming, food, and crafts.

90 Kichi Mikan, Maniwaki, QC J9E 3B1

Convenience store offering:

• Gas

• Native cigarettes

• Groceries

• Indigenous crafts and gift items

Local Indigenous craft and gift shop.

Address: 276 Kichi Miikan

Phone: 819-441-1673

The trails are marked and safe. The work done to date has preserved this area in its natural state, maintaining the flora and fauna in a protected area, while making it accessible to the local population and visitors. The Cedar Lakes Recreational Trails, accessible year-round, were developed for the practice of non-motorized sports. The trails run along 17 kilometers of the Petit and Grand Lacs des Cèdres. In winter, the Boutin Lake trail is reserved for snowshoeing and the other trails are designed for cross-country skiing.

9, ch. Potvin, Messines, Quebec, Canada, Course: 9 holes – 1,668 yards – par 31

Magnificent 18-hole golf course - 6, ch. du Golf, Messines, Quebec, Canada, J0X2J0

You’ll enjoy the brand-new clubhouse, luxurious fairways and magnificent greens surrounded by extraordinary scenery. The club plays host to numerous tournaments throughout the season. Course: 18 holes – 6,554 yards – par 72

This network of multi-use recreational trails is the longest in the world and stretches more than 17,398 miles across every province and territory.

Municipality of Blue Sea, Mont Morissette occupies an area of 589 hectares and has a vertical elevation of 400 metres. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the 13 km of marked trails for hiking in summer and snowshoeing in winter. An 18-metre observation tower offers breathtaking views of a dozen lakes, including Blue Sea Lake. At the mountain’s summit are a lookout and a shelter with wood stove.

Messines/ 819-465-2026

DISCOVER THE PERO! 295, Montée Trente-et-un-Milles, Bouchette QC Phone: (819) 465-5418

The waterfall is on the left side of the road, before the LaVerendrye park entrance. Nearby is the 1927 Mercier Dam that created the Baskatong Reservoir.

August 23, 24, 25, 2024, Maniwaki, QC – A festival dedicated to the preservation of rivers. Welcomes fans of canoeing, kayaking and rafting all calibres down the Gatineau River. 211 rue Henri-Bourassa, Maniwaki,

Quille-O-Rama 105, 370 Bd Desjardins, Maniwaki, QC J9E 2G1 Phone: (819) 449-1977

This network of multi-use recreational trails is the longest in the world and stretches more than 17,398 miles across every province and territory.

819-449-1275 - Come and discover the rich and uique culture of the Anishinabeg people. Discover a major cultural event, the traditional Pow Wow always the 1st weekend of June.

Mikan, Maniwaki, Quebec, Canada, J9E3B1

Come explore the culture, history and language of the Anishinabeg from Kitigan Zibi through its exhibits, demonstrations and tours. Kitigan Zibi is an Algonquin Nation. Reservation required. 819 441-1655

There are lots of lakes in the Kitigan Zibi Community if you want to swim, paddle board, sunbathe etc. There is also a river at the back of the house if you want to paddle board or swim. It’s called the River Desert and leads to the Gatineau River.

Here is a list of lakes in the community:

• Wanaki Beach (Poconok Lake) – swimming, paddle boarding, boating, camping (no alcohol or drugs)
• Poconok Lake – boating, canoeing, paddle boarding
• Big Cedar Lake (beach) – swimming, canoeing, paddle boarding, boating
• Bitiobi Lake – boating, paddle boarding, canoeing
• Etc