The fun of the outdoors in the midst of the city… There are 35 km of semi-urban or rustic trails available, come and enjoy the park to do activities such as: hiking, mountain biking, fishing, canoe, kayak, pedal boat rental and other activities at the ...
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Parc national d’Anticosti is not just a reserve for hunters and fishermen! Everyone can come discover this wilderness island, situated in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, bathed in the clear light of the north. Here, you’ll encounter white cliffs stroked by ...
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In the Laurentians, 1 hour from Montréal and Mont-Tremblant, and 20 minutes from St-Sauveur come live a thrilling adventure at the Laurel Aventure Nature excursion center. Assisted by professional guides, you will be taught how to drive your own sled ...
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Au Diable Vert is an award-winning and totally unique four-season outdoor center located in Glen Sutton, Quebec’s beautiful Eastern Townships region. Perched on a spectacular alpine pasture at over 1,000 feet of altitude, Au Diable Vert lies between the ...
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This green space, an ideal spot for a range of recreational and educational activities, welcomes outdoor activity lovers year-round. The site features gardens, several ponds, a farm, a greenhouse and an observatory.
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One of Rivière-à-Pierre’s biggest tourist attractions! In the 1920s, a hydroelectric dam was built on this site to provide the municipality with power. Spectacular and easy level hiking trail.
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Empire 47 is a must for learning to mountain bike or enjoying a brand new pump track.
You can also take a hike up the mountain or grab a bite to eat at the Manor foodtruck near the parking lot. The experience is complete and the view is beautiful. More ...
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Fjord in Kayak, two-time winner of the GOLD MEDAL AWARD ot the Grand Prix of the Tourism, (in 2002 and 2010), offers sea kayak excursions from L'Anse-Saint-Jean (Association of the Quebec's most beautiful Villages). Follow the waterways of adventure ...
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The Historical Park Pointe-du-Moulin introduces visitors to traditional life in the 18th century. Visitors will enjoy the company of characters and guides right out of the seigneurial regime and can visit the windmill (1705), the miller’s house (1790 ...
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