Outdoor Adventure

Summer activities are never in short supply in the Laurentian mountains! Take a wilderness hike in the thick Laurentian forest, a morning horseback ride along a riverside trail, or bicycle along our famous linear park. Whatever you choose, you will be surrounded by some of the most inspiring natural beauty in all of the Laurentians. Deer, wolves, coyotes, raccoons, otters and moose are all common to the Laurentian area, as well as many attractive species of birds including eagles. The Laurentian mountains have a high concentration of maple, spruce and yellow birch making this not just scenic - but also maple syrup country!

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Laurentian Hiking

Hiking

Hike to the top of Mont Blanc - the second highest peak in the Laurentian's - with a glorious summer view of the region. Take in the scenery and at the same time why not enjoy a picnic lunch (summer temperatures are high - bring your shorts), and don't forget your camera too!
(at Mont Blanc)

Mont Tremblant Parc

Mont Tremblant Parc

Mont Tremblant Provincial Park protects 1492 square kilometers of Quebec's beautiful Laurentian mountains.. With over one hundred lakes, six rivers and countless mountains the park offers endless opportunities to do some nature observation, or for a little adventure.
(30 minutes away)

Laurentian Horseback Riding

Horseback Riding

From beginners to experienced riders, horseback riding is fun for everyone. From early morning, one and two hour guided trails, pony rides and horseback riding lessons are available throughout the summer. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
(10 minutes away)

Omega Wilderness Parc

Omega Wilderness Parc

See wild and exotic animals roaming free from the comfort of your car. "Like a trip through an enchanted forest" (Montreal Gazette) Parc Omega is a very special family outing and the Laurentian's only wildlife parc. Open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
(60 minutes away)

Linear Parc

Linear Parc

Stretching from Saint-Jêrome to Mont Laurier, and built over the old train tracks, le petit train is the longest linear park in Canada. Pedal along 200 km (120 miles) of the ever changing scenery of mountains, valleys, lakes and rivers - take a picnic or visit some of the villages along the way.
(5 minutes away)

White Water Rafting

White Water Rafting

For a real adventure, take a real white water rafting adventure in the Laurentian wilderness. An invigorating white water rafting trip is also a great way to cool down on a hot summer day - if you're up for the challenge!
(40 minutes away)

Laurentian Nature Education

Nature Education

Down a country road from Mont Blanc is the 'Forest Educational Tourist Center' - a nature preserve where you and your family can enjoy - and learn about - the Laurentian's natural wildlife, plants, animals, and geology. Enjoy kayaking or canoeing, learn about the natural environment or take an astronomy lesson!
(10 minutes away)