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Hiking in Montérégie

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

  • 117 places
Region: Montérégie

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Sep. 12 – Oct. 18, 2026

Week-ends gourmands de Rougemont

This event is an opportunity to connect with local producers, discover new products, join in harvest activites or simply spend time in the countryside.
Sep. 12 – Oct. 18, 2026
Sep. 18 – Oct. 26, 2026

Festival des couleurs Ski Saint-Bruno

To celebrate fall, you are invited to the Ski Saint-Bruno Fall Colours.
Sep. 18 – Oct. 26, 2026

Érablière Charbonneau inc.

Enjoy a hearty homemade sugar shack meal!

Érablière la Goudrelle

Enjoy a memorable get-together with family or friends as you savour a traditional all-you-can-eat meal.

Labyrinthe Galaxie

Located in Sainte-Julie on the South Shore of Montréal, this unique, original and thrilling outdoor activity provides hours of fun for young and old alike.

Sentiers de L’escapade

Located in the heart of Mont Rigaud, this recreational park features 27 km of trails.

Fort Chambly National Historic Site

From its original wooden fort, built in 1665 by the Carignan-Salières Regiment,to the exit of British troops in the mid-19th century, every corner of the site echoes military life.

Parc historique de la Pointe-du-Moulin

A heritage site where visitors can take a guided tour of the oldest working mill in Québec (built in 1708), its miller's house (built between 1785 and 1791) and the interpretation centre with its two exhibitions.

Gault Nature Reserve

Owned by McGill University, this unique site is acknowledged as the first world biosphere reserve in Canada.

La Campagnarde

Bike path linking Wickham (MRC de Drummond) and Foster (MRC de La Haute-Yamaska) by way of MRC d'Acton, Saint-Théodore-d'Acton, Acton Vale, Roxton Falls, Roxton Pond, Warden and Waterloo.

Parc Les Salines

The lungs of Saint-Hyacinthe!Les Salines Park is an open-air base located along the Jean-Lesage highway and occupies an area of approximately 105 hectares, more than 60% of which is wooded.

La Route des Champs

This bike path passes through the heart of Montérégie, connecting Chambly to Granby via Richelieu and Saint-Paul-d’Abbotsford.

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 Montérégie, lace up your boots, and hit the trail.