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Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook welcomes you to a natural, enchanting décor. Located in Coaticook, the park is one of the largest tourist attractions in the Eastern Townships. The park make it possible to ...
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Experience a Total Forest Immersion at the Canyon Sainte-Anne! Discover a majestic 74m waterfall and its Canyon dug into 1.2 billion-year-old rock. Cross 3 suspension bridges including one 60m high! Accessible ...
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Yours to Protect. Yours to Enjoy. Immerse yourself in nature at Gatineau Park, the Capital Region’s conservation and outdoor recreation park! Just 15 minutes from downtown Ottawa–Gatineau, enjoy a whole ...
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Chicoutimi’s Port Area is an enchanting multifunctional site located alongside the magnificent Saguenay River. A one-kilometre (0.6-mile) long boardwalk is perfect for admiring the beautiful landscape ...
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Located 5 minutes from downtown Montréal, Parc Jean-Drapeau is an extraordinary site easily accessible by metro. Magnificent, refreshing and invigorating all at once, this urban park will astonish you ...
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Discover Parc de la Chute Montmorency, one of Quebec's most extraordinary historic and natural sites, located just minutes from downtown Québec City. Take the time to discover this tourism treasure with ...
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The Parc Découverte Nature, invites visitors to get hooked on nature in Coaticook, in the Eastern Townships! Discover the mysteries of fish reproduction while visiting the hatchery. Learn about various ...
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The Esplanade presents a colourful, vibrant, and diverse line-up throughout the entire summer, focused on sport and physical activity, sustainable development and culture. Do as some 1,000,000 tourists ...
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With its bayou landscape, wildlife sanctuary, flowery marshes, swamp forests, and the lush vegetation of its islands, Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles is an incomparable natural area situated in the heart ...
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Located in Sainte-Catherine, less than 20 minutes from Montreal, the RécréoParc is bordered on the north by the St. Lawrence River and the Lachine Rapids and on the south by the Seaway. Its unique location ...
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