The Celtic Way - Patrimonial Circuit

Individual visitors

Buy the map and the historical toponymy for $5.00.

By car
More than 50 KM of hilly roads and magnificent landscape. Take the map and compose your own path.

Points of interest:

Congregational cemetery
Adderley's cemetery
St. Lukes cemetery
Boutique aux Milles et un Talents (craftsman)
Celtic Shop (jewelers, articles of inspiration Celtic)
Boutique La Brocante (antiquity, find)
Bullard's Brook's cemetery
Craig's road belvedere
Lysander Falls municipal park (pedestrian paths and picnic tables)
Boutelles cemetery
St. Stephen's cemetery (Rectory Hill)

Visits:

Anne Renard Art Gallery and bronze foundry (in the old Methodist church): free of charge
The Bronze Museum (in the former Court of Law and Registry Office building): Admission $3.00
St. Andrew's United Church: Voluntary donation (upon reservation)
The Ascension Anglican church: Voluntary donation (upon reservation)
St. Stephen's Anglican church: Voluntary donation (upon reservation)
Circuit historic self-guided or in the village
Guided tours in the historical coutry

By bicycle
Buy the map and the toponymy. The village is relatively flat and is about 5 KM long. The more courageous ones can take the County roads, but many hills await you. If you take the road to Lake Joseph, you will cross what we call the Scots Settlement. Some of the roads are gravel roads, but with good mountain bikes, you will discover many nice paths hidden in the forest.

Special activities

Beef festival (every year the weekend of Labor Day)

Dance (traditional dance) once by month in the hall Le Poulailler

Spectacle Theatre intenerant Le Cochon Souriant (August)

By foot
The village is small enough to walk through, and in one day, you can visit the Bronze Museum, the Anne Renard Art Gallery, two churches and a Protestant cemetery, a gallery and boutique of local artists' work, another boutique of small bronze sculptures and artwork, then grab a bite to eat at the Restaurant La Cornemuse and finally come to see us at The Celtic Way for more historical information or a tour of our celtic art gallery (maps, genealogical research documents, pictures, old objects, exhibitions, etc.).

Accommodation
You will find in the municipality of majestic places to rest a night or a week. A camp site near the river Bécancour and Lysanders Falls, Bed and Breakfest warm ans welcoming in the center of the village and near.

Group tours

Guided tour: $6.00 per person
For church visits: $1.00 per church (3 churches maximum).

Packages can include (available upon reservation):

Visit to the Bronze Museum
Visit to the Anne Renard Art Gallery
Meal at the La Cornemuse
Games and activities at Fort d'Inverness (Camping Inverness, 1771, Gosford North)
The Fourneaux d’Inverness (prepared meals muffin, ice cream, pies...)
Tour to the St. Stephen's Church (Rectory Hill) *
Tours in the historical counted
Visit the workshop of a glass blower
Table meal at the rustic Délices de Simone

*	Scheduled shows or private concerts if reserved in advance.