Un peuple, une histoire: an exhibit explaining the history of the Abitibiwinnik (First Nation) throughout both prolific and troubled times. Their millennial occupation of a vast territory left footprints you can discover during your visit to the exhibit at Pikogan, an Algonquin community of 600 inhabitants.
Permanent exhibition of Pikogan : One People One History
Contact details
L'Expérience algonquine © Maison du toursime
Église de Pikogan © Pikogan
L'Expérience algonquine © D.Flamand
L'Expérience algonquine © D.Flamand
Église de Pikogan © Pikogan
L'Expérience algonquine - Mocassins © D.Flamand
L'Expérience algonquine © D.Flamand
L'Expérience algonquine - Mocassins © D.Flamand
Activities
Recreational and cultural activities
Interpretation of indigenous Culture
Services
Admitted customers
Teens
Adults
Childrens
Groups
Groups
Special schedule on request
Possible opening off-season
Reservation required
Guided tour in english
Guided tour in other languages
Guided tour in french
Getting there
Parking
Free on-site parking
Parking for buses and coaches
Last updated: June 21, 2026
