People often think they know everything about the Laurentides region. Its Parc national d’Oka to the south, its Lac des Deux Montagnes, the Saint-Sauveur and Mont-Tremblant ski resorts, and the cities of Saint-Jérôme and Mirabel. But if you get off the main roads, you quickly realize that the Laurentides region abounds with all sorts of charming places and fascinating people.
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Located along Route 158, which crosses Basses-Laurentides from east to west, and nestled between two fields in the small municipality of Sainte-Sophie, Fromagiers de la Table Ronde [Cheesemakers of the round table] has proudly greeted visitors for 18 years. Farmers by tradition and organic producers by choice, these passionate, award-winning cheesemakers form a big family, in every sense of the word. Meet the Alary clan.
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To the delight of many, the Christmas market tradition is back in the Laurentians this year! This tradition is an integral part of the Holiday season in many countries, such as Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, and several other places in Europe. In Quebec, these festive markets have become a celebration, showcasing local artists, artisans, and food producers.
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Fall Activities in the Laurentians
Fall is slowly coming to the Laurentians! Soon, the landscapes will be especially picturesque, making for the perfect moment to take some family time and discover the region and the cornucopia of local Laurentian foods. Many possibilities await; they’re yours to discover!
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