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Destinations to explore, December 11, 2023 2023-12-11 2023-12-11 Quebecgetaways quebecvacances.com Mont Ste-Marie © Myriam Baril-Tessier The Outaouais region is home to a wealth of winter treasures, and the Gatineau Valley is certainly one of the most enchanting spots for outdoor enthusiasts to discover this season. Downhill skiing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling are just some of the activities that make this area a winter paradise. An overnight stay in cozy accommodations and a hearty meal in the company of your loved ones make your visit all the more enjoyable and perfectly round out a stay that combines the great outdoors and relaxation! Dômes Outaouais. Photo credit: Camille Labonté Ski and seclusion in the heart of nature With the highest vertical drop in the region, Mont Ste-Marie is a superb mountain offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and excellent snow conditions. No matter your level of skiing experience, you'll find trails to suit you. When you’re done skiing, check in at Dômes Outaouais, just a short drive from the mountain, to relax in a dome that comes fully equipped with all the amenities you’d find in a cottage. The perfect place to recharge your batteries in nature! Outdoor fun and outstanding food Discover a secret tucked away in the valley: Village Majopial. Bordering the majestic Thirty-One-Mile Lake, this resort offers magnificent cottages and lakefront rooms at the Minitik Inn. What's more, L’Huile d’Olive, the restaurant just a few steps from the inn, offers menus featuring regional products and a well-stocked wine cellar. When it’s time to go out and explore, be sure to check out the Pôle d’excellence en récréotourisme en Outaouais (PERO), an organization that supports the development of non-motorized activities. PERO has set up a network of trails that can be explored on foot, snowshoes or cross-country skis, so you can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of winter. Pôle d’excellence en récréotourisme en Outaouais (PERO). Photo credit: Myriam Baril-Tessier Snowmobiling and awesome accommodations Exploring the Outaouais region on a snowmobile is an exhilarating adventure! If you need a rental, stop off at Location MASS, in Maniwaki. You can also book your stay at the Auberge du Draveur, located at the same address, right next to the trails. After your day of snowmobiling, you can relax at the spa or the pool, and then enjoy a meal at the welcoming at Resto pub Le Rabaska. Looking for more vacation ideas? Head over to tourismeoutaouais.com!
The Outaouais region is home to a wealth of winter treasures, and the Gatineau Valley is certainly one of the most enchanting spots for outdoor enthusiasts to discover this season. Downhill skiing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and snowmobiling are just some of the activities that make this area a winter paradise. An overnight stay in cozy accommodations and a hearty meal in the company of your loved ones make your visit all the more enjoyable and perfectly round out a stay that combines the great outdoors and relaxation! Dômes Outaouais. Photo credit: Camille Labonté Ski and seclusion in the heart of nature With the highest vertical drop in the region, Mont Ste-Marie is a superb mountain offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and excellent snow conditions. No matter your level of skiing experience, you'll find trails to suit you. When you’re done skiing, check in at Dômes Outaouais, just a short drive from the mountain, to relax in a dome that comes fully equipped with all the amenities you’d find in a cottage. The perfect place to recharge your batteries in nature! Outdoor fun and outstanding food Discover a secret tucked away in the valley: Village Majopial. Bordering the majestic Thirty-One-Mile Lake, this resort offers magnificent cottages and lakefront rooms at the Minitik Inn. What's more, L’Huile d’Olive, the restaurant just a few steps from the inn, offers menus featuring regional products and a well-stocked wine cellar. When it’s time to go out and explore, be sure to check out the Pôle d’excellence en récréotourisme en Outaouais (PERO), an organization that supports the development of non-motorized activities. PERO has set up a network of trails that can be explored on foot, snowshoes or cross-country skis, so you can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of winter. Pôle d’excellence en récréotourisme en Outaouais (PERO). Photo credit: Myriam Baril-Tessier Snowmobiling and awesome accommodations Exploring the Outaouais region on a snowmobile is an exhilarating adventure! If you need a rental, stop off at Location MASS, in Maniwaki. You can also book your stay at the Auberge du Draveur, located at the same address, right next to the trails. After your day of snowmobiling, you can relax at the spa or the pool, and then enjoy a meal at the welcoming at Resto pub Le Rabaska. Looking for more vacation ideas? Head over to tourismeoutaouais.com!