Nightlife in La Tuque

9 clubs, live music venues and late-night spots in La Tuque.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

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Club de golf La Tuque & Curling La Tuque
Public golf course located near the Saint-Maurice river, between the Beaumont street and the Ducharme boulevard. 18-hole course. Storage service for sticks and lockers. Golf course. Curling leagues.
Curling in winter only
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Club de ski de fond La Tuque Rouge
La Tuque Rouge cross-country ski club
The club maintains 28 km of trails for classic style and 12 km for freestyle. A refuge is available to users. Possibility of equipment rental on site. Some Latuquois have excelled in this sport, in international competitions, in particular Dany Bouchard who represented Canada at the 1992 Olympic Games in Albertville and in 1994 in Lillehammer. He was inducted into the La Mauricie Sports Hall of Fame.
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Club nautique latuquois
Latuquois nautical club; Marina of La Tuque
This body of water offers a course of around 30 km between the La Tuque power station and that of Beaumont; the only constraint is a bridge giving an air draft of 12 feet. Marina intended for pleasure boating and equipped with docks, launching ramp (at Pétro-T, 298, rue Bostonnais) reception room, meeting room.
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Colisée Denis-Morel
Coliseum Denis-Morel
Main sports groups: Hockey Mineur La Tuque, Club de patinage artistique Les Pirouettes du Nord, Les Loups de La Tuque (LHSAAAQ).
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Snowshoes
A circuit of snowshoe trails of nearly 100 km of trail is maintained by the Club des Trois raquettes de La Tuque. These trails are accessible just a few minutes from downtown, from the Ski La Tuque center, rue Desbiens, or from the various wooden entrance gates near the La Tuque bypass. In addition, two mountain huts are accessible to snowshoers for a health break. In addition, the pink path on the golf course and curling club offers the possibility of snowshoeing.
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City tour of La Tuque (in autonomous mode)
A self-guided city tour of the sites of interest is a good way to get an idea of the attractions of La Tuque. Here is the suggested route by car or bicycle: 1. Barrage de La Tuque, from the belvedere on rue Beaumont. View of the dam and the steep cliffs of the river, below the dam. 2. Quai de La Tuque on Montcalm Street. Launching ramp. View of Gilbert Island. Starting point for the "Mauricie International Canoe Classic" (La Tuque-Trois-Rivières). 3. La Tuque Golf & Curling Club, at 35 rue Beaumont. 4. La Tuque Airport, at 1249 boul. Ducharme. 5. Octane Parc, on boul. Industrial. 6. Chutes-de-la-Petite-Rivière-Bostonnais Park. 7. Lake Wayagamac. A heronry (bird colony) is established on Steamboat Island, located in the center of the lake. This lake also serves as a water intake for the municipal aqueduct of La Tuque. Stop at the Wayagamac dam. 8. Municipal ski center, at 700 rue Desbiens. 9. Camping La Tuque, 1 street from the river. Superbly landscaped municipal campsite. 10. Marina du club nautique latuquois, at 12, rue Bostonnais. 11. Hydrobase de La Tuque, chemin Fitzpatrick. 12. Deveriche trails. The route consists of taking rue Bourassa (northbound), and crossing the metal bridge (narrow with only one lane) spanning the Saint-Maurice, 1 km upstream from the La Tuque dam. On this bridge the view is bucolic on the boreal forest near the mouth of the Lait river (tributary of the west bank). Then follow the Saint-Maurice River via Bourassa Street to the Deveriche stream which merges with the Saint-Maurice River, downstream from Gilbert Island. 13. Parc du lac Saint-Louis, at 320, rue de la Plage. This water park includes Lake Saint-Louis and the Sakihikan Center (Native Friendship Center) of La Tuque offering a complete immersion in the life of the Native people.
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Quad
The village of La Tuque is crossed from north to south by an asphalt path allowing ORVs (off-road vehicles) to access shops and services throughout the city. The entire territory of the La Tuque agglomeration has a few hundred kilometers of trails designed for quad biking. These facilities are the responsibility of the Les Adeptes Tout-terrain club in La Tuque; while in the Parent sector, the trails are maintained by the Parent Quad Club. Several relays are set up on the territory.
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Road from route 155 to the picturesque village of Lac-Édouard
The forest and sometimes winding route between Route 155 (Halte du Curé-Normandin) and the village of Lac-Édouard is worth a detour, especially when passing in front of the reception of the Club Oswego outfitter. Lac Édouard is a good illustration of the great epic of Haute-Batiscanie, marked by the construction of the railway up the Batiscan river from Hervey-Jonction in Mauricie. Visitors discover a picturesque village shaped by the forestry industry, the sanatorium and recreational tourism activities (resorts, outfitters, Zec, protected reserves, hunting & fishing). The municipal beach attracts many visitors. Lac Édouard has two outlets: the Batiscan River and the Jeannotte River. In addition, this municipal territory has three outfitters, the proposed Seigneurie-du-Tritton biodiversity reserve, the Judith-De Brésoles ecological reserve and the Bog-à-Lanières reserve. Visitors can return to downtown La Tuque by taking the Wayagamac Lake Road, to contemplate the falls at milestone 90-511.
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Snowmobiling
The city has 825 km of well-maintained snowmobile trails with a multitude of services. The main snowmobile clubs are: * Club de motoneige de La Tuque (La Tuque Snowmobile Club) - +1 819-680-1888 * Club de motoneige Alliance du Nord inc (Alliance du Nord snowmobile club inc). (Parent-Clova) - +1 819-667-2232 * Club de motoneigistes Manawan (Manawan Snowmobile Club) - +1 450-875-0977 * Trail conditions. Haute-Mauricie has many relays and services for snowmobilers.

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to La Tuque (CC BY-SA 4.0).