Enjoy a unique immersive experience featuring the very best all four seasons has to offer. Discover the rich and precious wildlife from everywhere around the planet! Attend the feeding session of star species and meet animal experts! In summer, dive into ...
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The Marais de la Rivière-aux-Cerises is a precious protected ecosystem, located a few steps from downtown Magog. With its 6 km of trails maintained all year, it offers a natural getaway accessible to everyone. The Marais Interpretation Center offers permanent ...
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Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook make it possible to offer a wide array of activities. The most popular summer activities include hiking (the park features the North America’s longest suspended bridge for pedestrians) and camping. Foresta Lumina a night ...
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Parc national de la Yamaska will charm you with its unique landscape and its many activities. Easily accessible, the park is less than an hour from Montreal and only 7 km from Granby and its magnificent L'Estriade cycling network! Biking is in the spotlight ...
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Known for its chalets, its peacefulness and its natural character, the parc national de Frontenac, a protected area, has so much to offer visitors! Canoe-camping, biking or hiking (with some trails that actually cross peat bogs) are just a few activities ...
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Experience the soothing music of Mother Nature. Five minutes from downtown Sherbrooke, the Marais Réal-D.-Carbonneau offers nature and all its wonders. Discover the marsh, its fauna and flora in a beautiful setting. Observation tours and trails on pier ...
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Visitors are invited to come and meet the owners. They will be very happy to talk about alpacas, to tell about their great experience and to share their stories and little secrets about alpacas. It is possible to have a picnic on site to observe the alpacas ...
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The Tomifobia Nature Trail is a multifunctional 19-km rail-trail located in the Tomifobia River valley, between Rte. 141 in Ayer’s Cliff, and Rte. 247 in Beebe (Stanstead), Quebec. It lies in the heart of the Eastern Townships’ natural and architectural ...
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