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St-Jovite, which has merged with the village of Mt-Tremblant,
is one of the best geographic location in the Laurentians.
Route 117, which is a natural prolongation of Autoroute 15 coming from Montreal,
is bordering St-Jovite all along the village. All the circulation going to Abitibi
goes through this route and it's a natural halt for travellers.
St-Jovite has always been an excellent touristic destination.
The Mt-Tremblant/St-Jovite racing circuit is still bringing in thousands
of people every year. And is actually being renovated.
The Mt-Tremblant ski Station has brought a new future for St-Jovite.
This project of an international four season touristic complex, with its investment nearing
the billion dollar mark, has exploded into all the touristic infrastructures of the region.
A multitude of Hotels, Motels, Inns, condos and touristic facilities have been added to the
region. Lakes and rivers, together with touristic activities like alpine skiing,
snowboarding, cross country skiing, hiking, snowmobiling, biking, nature's observation,
giant golf, seadoo, aviation, Lake Tremblant cruise, nautical sports, all that contribute
to make of St-Jovite a success.
Since the railway is no longer in service, it has been transformed into a linear Park that can be used
for biking and hiking in the summer, and cross country skiing or snowmobiling in the winter.
The result of one of the best
touristic concertations in the Laurentians, the linear Park of "Le p'tit Train du Nord"
passes through dozens of villages all along its 200 km path.This Park is probably
one of the best touristic attraction of the Laurentians.
Lodging in St-Jovite stands to its reputation and the restaurants offer a surprising
choice of quality and diversity. They even transformed the old train station into a restaurant!
The touristic infrastructures, the lodging and the charm of the local people,
all this will make a success of your sojourn in St-Jovite. But the most exciting in St-Jovite is
the omnipresence of nature. Even in the heart of the village, you will feel
and remember its presence.
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