Activities and attractions
Activities and attractions
For playing outside, the Laurentian region simply has no equal. The waltz of the seasons gives the region its rhythm and outdoors enthusiasts have an absolute embarrassment of riches when it comes to choosing what adventure to do next. In summer, watersports lead the field, with more than 9,000 lakes and rivers to choose from. In fall, a cycling tour or a long or short-distance hike might do the trick, transporting you at the same time into nature’s very heart, in all its fall glory. In winter, some exploring might be nice, this time on snowshoes or cross-country skis, giving us a chance to recall what it was like for the early pioneers as they made their way carefully through snowclad virgin forests. In spring, it’s time for all things to thaw and that also means some heady experiences for those who enjoy whitewater rafting expeditions, or perhaps the excitement of a day’s fishing. The Laurentians region is the outdoors destination « par excellence ».
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Pollens & Nectar canteen will be opened from June 24 to August 28 on Thurdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 11:30 a.m.-1:45 p.m. and 5p.m.-8p.m.
The Municipality of Saint-Aimé-du-Lac-des-Îles is just the place you’ve been looking for, for your holiday.
A must-visit in the region, this event is a unique opportunity to discover more than 30 French-speaking cartoonists who will delight young and old alike.
Summer 2024: opening date to come
On the shores of gorgeous Lac Tibériade, next to Camping Sainte-Véronique. Access to the beach is free for everyone.
This circuit takes you through picturesque villages, lovely agricultural scenery, winding rivers and unique panoramic views!
The Laurentian Ski Museum (MSL) was founded in Saint-Sauveur in 1982.
This trail is a 52 km intermediate trail that begins in the Mont-Tremblant village and goes through Labelle and La Conception and ends at Place de la Gare.
Huberdeau, on the shores of Rivière Rouge, stands out namely because of its Wayside Cross. Standing on the mountain-top, the view of the village and the Rivière Rouge Valley is breathtaking.
With the biggest drop of any lock in Canada, the Carillon Canal offers a spectacular view. Equipped with a 200-ton vertical lift door, the lock allows boats to negotiate the 20-meter descent.
Discover some lovely agricultural scenery and the covered bridges of Ferme-Rouge.