Road Trip Victoriaville to Warwick – Bois-Francs Cheese Route
Victoriaville
Warwick
35
km
0h42
drive
All seasons
season
The Itinerary
Centre-du-Québec, formerly Bois-Francs, has become Quebec's artisanal cheese capital in two decades. A dozen creameries — all on the Quebec Fine Cheese Route — cluster within 30 km of Victoriaville and Warwick.
Fromagerie du Presbytère in Sainte-Élizabeth-de-Warwick produces the famous Louis d'Or and Bleu d'Élizabeth, twice crowned Canada's best cheeses. Fromagerie Victoria, more family-friendly, is a classic with its boutique-restaurant and ice-cream bars. Saint-Albert, founded in 1893, makes the legendary Saint-Albert cheddar (free tour, tastings).
The loop is best paired with stops at Cidrerie Pédneault, Victoriaville's public market, and Mont Arthabaska for regional views. In fall, it's also a superb route for Appalachian colours.
Fromagerie du Presbytère in Sainte-Élizabeth-de-Warwick produces the famous Louis d'Or and Bleu d'Élizabeth, twice crowned Canada's best cheeses. Fromagerie Victoria, more family-friendly, is a classic with its boutique-restaurant and ice-cream bars. Saint-Albert, founded in 1893, makes the legendary Saint-Albert cheddar (free tour, tastings).
The loop is best paired with stops at Cidrerie Pédneault, Victoriaville's public market, and Mont Arthabaska for regional views. In fall, it's also a superb route for Appalachian colours.
Points of Interest
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Fromagerie du PresbytèreLouis d'Or, Bleu d'Élizabeth, twice Canada's best cheeses.
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Saint-Albert Cheese1893 cheddar maker, free tour, fresh curd tasting.
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Mont ArthabaskaRegional lookout, hiking and winter skiing.
Fishing Spots Along the Route
Practical info
- Departure Victoriaville
- Destination Warwick
- Distance 35 km
- Duration 0h42
- Category Short (< 100 km)
- Best season All seasons
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