Explore 14 itineraries through national parks, wildlife reserves and wild landscapes.
20 minutes west of Rimouski, Parc national du Bic (Sépaq) packs into 33 km² everything that makes the Bas-Sain...
From the coastal village of Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, Route 299 dives inland and climbs into the heart of the Gas...
At the very tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, Forillon National Park (Parks Canada) is nicknamed "the end of the wor...
The Saguenay Fjord's south shore, reached via Route 170, offers one of Quebec's most arresting viewpoints: the...
Mont-Mégantic, an hour and a half from Sherbrooke, hosts the world's first International Dark Sky Reserve, des...
This short drive on the south coast of Gaspésie follows the Baie des Chaleurs, Quebec's warmest coastal water....
Mont-Saint-Hilaire is one of the Montérégiennes, the igneous hills emerging from the agricultural plain southe...
Montérégie is the region of the Montérégie hills — those small extinct volcanoes poking through the St. Lawren...
30 minutes from Trois-Rivières, La Mauricie National Park (Parks Canada) is one of Quebec's most beautiful nat...
Saint-Sauveur-des-Monts is the quintessential Montreal escape: an hour up the highway, this lively ski-resort...
Saint-Raymond is the unofficial capital of Portneuf, this forested region between Quebec City and the Laurenti...
Northern Lanaudière is among Montrealers' favourite hiking destinations: just 1h30 from downtown, the landscap...
Portneuf is the secret region just west of Quebec City, too often overlooked by travellers in a hurry. Yet its...
Heading southeast through Chaudière-Appalaches means entering the old Appalachian hills, softer and more fores...
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