Discovering the Flavours of the King’s Road

Start your gourmet adventure at this stunning vineyard set along the banks of the St. Lawrence River in Lanoraie. Stroll through the vines, join a guided tour by reservation, or simply enjoy a wine tasting on the splendid terrace with a view of the river. You’ll likely want to take a bottle home! Choose from a wide range of fortified wines, reds, whites and rosés.

Next, head to Yamachiche and fall in love with potatoes! Enjoy the variety of activities offered at this agritourism site, and don’t forget to try their farmhouse poutine! For a complete immersion, book a stay at the Gîte à la ferme B&B, a charming, fully equipped chalet nestled on the farmland.

Whether you’re stopping for breakfast, grabbing lunch, or stocking up on road trip snacks, any excuse is a good one to visit the Boulangerie Guay bakery in Pointe-du-Lac. Bet you won’t be able to resist taking home a dish of their famous baked beans - they’re renowned across the province!

Looking for a pick-your-own experience that's (literally!) off the beaten track? Book a guided forest excursion with an expert mycologist and harvest wild mushrooms. The company also offers various activities to help you familiarize yourself with different mushroom varieties, including culinary workshops and tastings.

Continuing with the same theme, this farm-based tourist residence is the perfect place to stay. The large house is available for full rental and comfortably accommodates up to 10 guests. With a fully equipped kitchen, you’ll have the opportunity to cook up all the fresh local ingredients you’ve gathered so far!

At his boutique, Simon offers a selection of meticulously prepared seafood products. Cold-smoked with maple wood using expertise refined over 15 years, these artisanal delights include salmon, scallops and mussels. You’ll also find gourmet ready-to-eat treats, like their delicious smoked cheese!

Continue your gourmet shopping at this must-visit destination. You’ll find a great selection of bottles to stock your cellar, including sangrias and fruit-based liqueurs. Their rhubarb juice is also worth a try! All processed products come directly from their own fields. Take the opportunity to discover their vinaigrettes, jams and jellies. You can even watch the production room in action in the interpretive showcase.

Another farm? Yes, but this one has a little something special! At La Ferme du Tarieu, barley is grown specifically for crafting unique beers and spirits! More than just a microbrewery and distillery, this place also houses an agricultural museum. Enjoy a homemade meal, taste a locally brewed beer and immerse yourself in the history of agriculture. An unmissable stop for lovers of local produce and discovery!

Feeling thirsty? Stop at the Verger Barry orchard to explore their range of apple-based alcoholic products. By developing the cidery and distillery associated with the orchard, the owners have set themselves the mission of giving a second life to otherwise discarded fruit. From traditional and flavoured ciders to liqueurs, mistelles and even gins, the selection is vast!

For the night, backtrack slightly to the heart of the charming village of Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade. Drop your bags at the Auberge du Manoir inn, recently taken over by a family from Alsace. Be sure to book a delicious dinner prepared by the in-house chef. In the morning, enjoy a breakfast of croissants, bread, eggs, bacon and coffee.

The ultimate indulgence - chocolate! You won't be able to resist Julie's pretty chocolate boutique for long. Treat yourself with a selection of over 15 chocolate varieties or one of the shop’s latest creations. There’s also a pastry section with delights sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. Truffle brownies, double dark chocolate cookies, mousse, macarons…you name it! And if that weren’t enough, you can cool down with their range of homemade ice creams and sorbets at the ice cream counter!

Take a gourmet break at the Boulangerie Le Soleil Levain bakery, located in the heart of Deschambault. Whether you're after a crispy baguette, an exquisite pastry, or a quick bite, this place is worth a stop. Freshly made sandwiches and pizzas are a treat, and the welcoming terrace is the perfect spot to enjoy them while soaking in the charm of the village.

Since 1866, this old-fashioned general store has been a landmark in Deschambault’s heritage landscape. This quaint village grocery store showcases local and bulk products. To learn about its history, visit the upstairs museum - an essential stop!

Just a five-minute walk from the village centre, this tourist residence is full of charm. Comfortable and welcoming, it even features an in-ground pool, terraces, and breathtaking views of the river. It’s the perfect place to rest.