With fall in full force, Quebec's landscapes are still casting gorgeous hues of red, orange and gold across the province and there's really no better time to explore Quebec's natural wonders than to embark on a hike and catch the autumn magic up close. Located only 45 minutes from Montreal is Mont-Saint-Hilaire a popular hiking spot with loads of trails for you to discover. The Gault Nature Reserve offers a 25-kilometre network of trails and four different summits to overlook.
As the hues of autumn begin to paint the landscapes of Quebec with rich shades of red, orange, and gold, there's no better time to explore the province's natural wonders than embarking on a hike and seeing the harvest magic up close. Located less than 90 minutes from Montreal is a popular 8.24-kilometre hiking trail in Val-David. The hike is considered to be a moderately challenging route that can take anywhere from two to two and a half hours to complete. While the trek may be lengthy, it's worth it for what awaits at the very top.
As the snow melts and the trees start to bloom, you're probably eager to soak up the sun, hit some trails and explore the great outdoors. But finding the best places to go shouldn't be an uphill battle leave the incline for your next adventure. We've compiled the top spring hikes near Montreal that are most popular among locals according to Google data. The list is full of delightful boardwalks, scenic mountaintops and shimmering lakes. Here's the dirt on Montrealers' most-loved trails in Quebec.
Quebec City's Parc de la Rivière-Beauport has a hidden 10-metre high waterfall that's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area for the weekend and looking for a little escape in nature.
Winter has loosened its icy grip. Ice has retreated from the trails and the fragrance of wet grass and fresh vegetation fills the air. It's spring at last time to emerge from our dank city apartments and stretch our cramped legs after a season of couch potatoing. Here are eight spring hikes in Quebec to get started.