Population: 872
Nestled at the foot of the verdant Laurentian slopes that encircle Lac Saint-Jean, Sainte-Hedwidge is a typical village whose vocation remains essentially agricultural and forestry. In a rural setting, the Ouiatchouaniche River cascades and swirls along its banks. The charming white church, the clean houses with lush gardens, the lively park, the cross that lights up at night... all these elements contribute to seducing visitors in search of calm and fresh air. Its hinterland, much of which lies within the Zec de La Lièvre territory, attracts many hunters and fishermen. Snowmobilers and ATV enthusiasts find a boundless exercise ground. Sainte-Hedwidge invites you to experience wilderness canoeing, and offers visitors a range of services, including restaurants and bed & breakfasts.
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