Fall in the Laurentians means stirring moments made all the better by spectacular scenery. The days may be shorter, but sunsets are their most magical at this warm time of year. Hiking and biking get easier without the sweltering heat. Trails are covered with a shimmering carpet of leaves, making it easy to spend long hours outdoors enjoying the orange and scarlet hues of the surrounding countryside.
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U-pick in the Laurentians
The colours are just one of fall’s charms! Fall also means the harvest season has arrived, and the best way to enjoy it is to get involved. Dive into the rich Laurentian culture through an activity that’s packed with flavour: u-pick! Alone, with family or friends, this food tourism outing leads to the territory’s most idyllic fields and orchards. In the fall, you can pick several varieties of apple and squash at Laurentian agricultural producers, who are there to welcome you with open arms. Discover their magical locations through tractor rides, petting zoo visits, pony rides, rural stores, play and picnic areas. It’s a great opportunity to stock up on luscious fruits and vegetables while getting to know how the region’s agriculture operates, all at the heart of a dazzling fall scenery.
Continue ReadingThe Laurentians are renowned for their vast forests, mountain landscapes, and lively villages. If you’re looking for somewhere to cross-country ski and snowshoe, look no further than the Laurentians! You’re invited to discover the cross-country ski and snowshoe trails at one of the many centres and parks in the Laurentians. See the complete list of our suggestions:
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Where can I take my dog?
Hiking and travelling with a dog is a beautiful experience. Several companies in the Laurentians are thrilled to welcome you and your furry friends. Here are our suggestions for travelling with a dog:
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