What to do?
What to do in the Laurentians
The Laurentians region has a wealth of tourist offerings with many attractions and activities. There is truly something for everyone! There are many family activities, including the Village du Père Noël, water slides, and beaches, among others. Other attractions are oriented around recharging and relaxation, such as Nordic spas, lake cruises, and hiking. For winter, we have a bunch of suggestions to enjoy the beautiful snow season. Every season brings its share of happiness.
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Located less than 200 km from Montréal, this immense water network comprises a dozen lakes and some 40 islands and islets.
More than 200 works of art by the Association's artists-members will be presented in 3 exhibit rooms at Chalet Bellevue.
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.
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.
The Laurentians' markets allow agri-food producers, processors and artisans to offer their products and be discovered by consumers. It is a must for fresh products and food lovers.
The Ancienne-Pisciculture site is a unique ecotourism destination in Quebec for families and nature lovers.
Just off Route 117, opposite to the Mont Blanc ski station, in a century-old presbytery.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Casino de Mont-Tremblant offers an entertainment experience like no other.
This is the most powerful power station on the Ottawa River. The single lock through the dam allows pleasure craft to rise 19 metres in a single step.