The farm La Fille du Roy offers to customers the pleasure of coming to pick your own strawberries in the summer and around the end of August, picking of artichokes, ground cherries and tomatillos begins, followed by squash and pumpkins in early September ...
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It all started with a visit to Parc Oméga in 2007. While feeding the wapitis, Christine Langelier and Mathieu Lavallée came up with the ideal of raising the animals and sell their meat. Owners of some land in St-Bernard-de-Michaudville, the couple worked ...
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Leap from one adventure to the next in a suspended world composed of a network of nets and a village built up in the trees at the foot of Mont Saint-Grégoire. This unique experience allows participants to reconnect with nature and see what they are capable ...
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A typical example of the Monteregian Hills natural region, Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno has five lakes, an apple orchard with over 850 apple trees, a historic mill, and dozens of kilometres of trails that wind through leafy forests. Some 200 species ...
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Fromagerie Au Gré des Champs is a homemade cheese producer that prepares certified organic products made with the raw milk of their cows. Visit the shop and discover homemade products, as well as many other regional delights. Windows also give you direct ...
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Just 45 minutes from downtown Montreal, Sucrerie de la Montagne sits on 120 acres of land and forest. Open year-round, the Sucrerie de la Montagne changes its look with the seasons. In the spring, you will discover nature in full effervescence as maple ...
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The Regional Park of Strikes carries the project to create a park accessible to all, in an exceptional natural space. Composed of a mixed forest, a century-old pine forest, and several peat bogs, this territory which borders the banks of the St. Lawrence ...
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From June to October, you will find strawberries, raspberries, sweet corn, organic vegetables, processed products, meats and some products from local partners at the farm store.
And there's more! La Belle de Coteau-du-Lac invites you to participate in ...
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Acadie, the oldest village in Haut-Richelieu, comes from the Lordships of Longueuil, Léry and the Pères Jésuites de La Prairie. When it was founded in 1782, it was named Sainte Marguerite de Blairfindie, to please the Scotsman William Grant, husband of ...
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Roughly 30 kilometres southeast of Montreal, Fort Chambly rises proudly at the foot of the Richelieu Rapids. At your arrival, be sure to take in the full expanse of this picturesque site, as it is both magnificent and strategic. From its original wooden ...
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