The via ferrata du Diable, located in the Parc National du Mont-Tremblant, in the Sector de la Diable, is a course set up on the wall of the Vache Noire. At an altitude of 200m, you will cross beams, bridges and footbridges overlooking the winding Devil ...
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An original and safe way to play on the St. Lawrence River during winter, ice canoeing is uniquely Québecois. It takes five (5) paddlers to paddle the canoe through open water. The canoe moves thanks to large oars – similar to those used in rowing. When ...
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Rafting Montréal has thrilling Rafting, Jet Boat and Tandem Kayak excursions on the impressive waves of Lachine Rapids, a few minutes from downtown Montréal. Make the most of summer and experience the joys of white water in complete safety! This summer ...
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Suroît Aventures; the best place to play with the elements and see the majestic Saint-Lawrence River! Kitesurf/snowkite school; on water or on snow, International Kiteboarding Organization (IKO) certified instructors will teach you the best techniques ...
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Come have fun in over 45 km of cross-country and enduro trails for mountain bike offered by Plein air Sutton / MTB. Something for everyone’s tastes, from beginner to expert trails!
To discover our network and for the opening status of the trails, visit ...
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Located 20 minutes from Quebec city, Village Vacances Valcartier is America’s largest winter playground with more than 35 snow slides! From December to March, both kids and adults will discover the joys of winter. Speed down the Himalayas, our four longest ...
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Come have a great time, only an hour from Montréal at the Super Glissades Saint-Jean-de-Matha. This superb outdoor recreation centre is the perfect way to have a great day with school groups, social clubs or with your whole family. Super Glissades offers ...
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Looking for excitement? This majestic mountain in the Laurentians, in Piedmont near St-Sauveur, will satisfy you! With 61 runs, 3 sunny mountain sides and 5 sliding boats, Glissades des Pays d'en Haut is the largest snowsliding center in the world! Don ...
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The Chambly Canal’s path is over 20 km long. It links the towns of Chambly and Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu. It is part of the Route Verte no. 1, and therefore the Trans Canada Trail. On foot or on a bicycle, the path represents an accessible route for all ...
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Sherbrooke's Grandes-Fourches Bikeway includes 96 km of bike paths divided into 4 circuits in an urban centre located in the heart of nature!
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