In summer, discover the heritage of the Rapides-Farmer power station, located a few kilometres from downtown Gatineau and in operation since 1927. You’ll be fascinated by the history, the hydroelectric facilities and the enchanting setting of this river-run power station. Free admission. IMPORTANT NOTE: Visitors age 18 and over must present official photo ID to tour the facility. Not recommended for children under 2. Flat, closed shoes are mandatory. Space is limited; reservations are required.

The cave is filled with anecdotes and mysteries that will amaze you. For ten years, speleologists have come on site to explore the cave and discover hidden passages. The Laflèche Cave tour is reserved for people over the age of 5 and lasts approximately one hour. Remember that the temperature of the cave is constant and on average 4 °C.

Come visit Les Trois Érables, an historic bed-and-breakfast situated in the heart of the village of Wakefield across from the Gatineau River. Each of the five rooms in this magnificent Victorian-era house is decorated with modern luxuries in a manner that still respects its heritage. Wakefield has many fine restaurants, cultural offerings and recreational activities to entertain you.

Fairbairn House Heritage Centre showcases the history of the Gatineau River Valley. Built in 1861, the William Fairbairn family homestead now features a tourist office, exhibitions on local heritage, guided tours, a heritage log cabin, heritage barn, outdoor stage and access to walking trails. The Heritage Centre is located a stone’s throw from Wakefield’s famous red covered bridge.

La Fab sur Mill is located on Mill Road in Chelsea. This arts cooperative is now a performance and visual arts centre offering a varied program of classes and shows, as well as exhibitions promoting local visual artists. Works are available for purchase in the on-site boutique. The basement houses artists’ studios that are available for rent.