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Hiking in Laurentides

From easy trails to summits to conquer, for every level.

  • 67 places
Region: Laurentides

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Sep. 19 – Nov. 1, 2026

Sommet Saint-Sauveur en couleurs

Experience the Summit in color: a colourful adventure by day and magical by night, in the heart of Saint-Sauveur!
Sep. 19 – Nov. 1, 2026

Treetop Walk Laurentides

The Tree Top Walk is an immersive nature experience located at Mont-Blanc near Mont-Tremblant in the Laurentians, about 1.5 hours from Montreal.

Parc de la rivière Doncaster

Open-air activities for the entire family 50 minutes from Montréal in Sainte-Adèle, in the Laurentides.

Parc national du Mont-Tremblant

The dean of Quebec's national parks, two-thirds of which are located in the Lanaudière region.

Centre de plein air Roger-Cabana

In winter, take advantage of our forest ice trail for skating in a magnificent natural setting, as well as trails specially designed for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Calvaire d’Huberdeau

Around 1920, the Fathers of Montfort imported from Vaucouleurs, France, 27 magnificent statues, each seven feet high and weighing some 700 pounds.
Free

Centre d’activités nature Kanatha Aki

Welcome to Kanatha-Aki, Native American philosophy meaning "guardian of the land without borders" in Algonquin.
Jun. 20 – Oct. 18, 2026

Tonga Lumina

The Tonga Lumina illuminated trail is a multi-sensory experience in sound and light.
Jun. 20 – Oct. 18, 2026

La Vagabonde

Whether you're alone or with family or friends, you'll enjoy discovering the Lower Laurentians by way of the La Vagabonde bike path, a route that zigzags through the residential and rural parts of numerous towns.

Parc Nature du Lac Beattie

This nature park is located 50 minutes from Montréal and offers a wide variety of year-round outdoor activities in a 100% preserved environment.

Parc national d’Oka

From the Calvaire Hill to Lac des Deux-Montagnes, history abounds.

Tyroparc – Mountain adventure park

Located in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, the Tyroparc mountain adventure park is full of attractions for young and old.

One foot in front of the other: hiking remains the simplest way to fall in love with Quebec’s landscapes. From Mont-Tremblant’s summits to the Charlevoix capes and the International Appalachian Trail, the options span easy one-hour loops to multi-day treks with hut-to-hut nights. Come fall, the foliage turns every outing into a spectacle worth planning around. Check our listings in Laurentides, lace up your boots, and hit the trail.