Head to western Quebec and discover a part of the province you have yet to visit: Outaouais. A real trip for all your senses with cultural and gourmet discoveries, and life’s little pleasures. And no need to look any further for family vacations! Animal ...
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Duhamel in the Outaouais region is a true outdoor destination. With more than 50 km of hiking trails, 17 of which are part of the National Hiking Trail, where you will discover magnificent vistas. Fishermen, hunters, ATV and snowmobile fans can share ...
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The easternmost territory in the Outaouais, Petite Nation is a prime destination for those in search of an authentic local experience. Discover the boutiques and galleries of Montebello, or clear your head with an invigorating bike ride in Plaisance National ...
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Explore this beautiful region, rich in discoveries and memorable experiences. Let the Pontiac surprise you! Whether it’s canoeing or kayaking on the Ottawa River, cycling on the Cycloparc PPJ, hiking or sitting by the camp fire in a luxurious inn or in ...
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Gatineau has more than 300 kilometres of pathways and bicycle paths! A great way for families and friends to get together and discover the region. You can take the Trans-Canada Trail, the Route verte with its many scenic lookouts, or the mountain bike ...
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Whether you’re interested in enjoying the best nature has to offer, celebrating culture and heritage, meeting local food producers and sampling regional flavours, or spending the night in an accommodation of your choice, the Vallée-de-la-Gatineau has ...
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Just north of Gatineau lie the Collines-de-l’Outaouais, known for their quaint villages and beautiful landscapes. Discover Chelsea and Wakefield, with their specialty boutiques, fine restaurants, art galleries and artist studios. Spend a night by the ...
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Downtown Gatineau is the place to be for entertaining activities, cultural events, and celebrations of all kinds! Laval Street, which is closed to vehicular traffic from May to November, provides a safe and enjoyable route for pedestrians and cyclists ...
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