This town is sandwiched between the Petit-Pre River to the west and the Riviera aux Chiens to the east. The Sault-a-la-puce River offers beautiful waterfalls, canyons, pools and basins all surrounded by greenery. Chateau-Richer is actually one of the first parishes after Quebec and Montreal.
There are over 200 ancestral houses and some of them are more than 300 years old. If you like history this town is brimming with it! One of the main attractions is the Erabliere Sucre d’Art. It is a sugar shack where you can see maple products being made and taste some taffy on snow. You should also visit the boulangerie chez Marie. Here is this stone house you will see a 150 year old bread oven.
