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Hiking in Outaouais

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

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Region: Outaouais

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Sep. 22 – Oct. 26, 2026

Fall rhapsody in Gatineau Park

Admire the magnificent fall colours everywhere in the Capital during the NCC Fall Rhapsody.The heart of the Capital is loaded with unique places and urban parks for a picnic or taking a stroll along the river.
Sep. 22 – Oct. 26, 2026

Réserve faunique de Papineau-Labelle

In summer, enjoy the fine sand beaches and calm lakes where you can set out in your canoe, kayak or pedal boat.

Mackenzie King Estate

Located in the heart of Gatineau Park, this estate is a precious Canadian legacy.
Free

Parc des Montagnes Noires de Ripon

The Parc des Montagnes Noires de Ripon has 17 trails (total length 25 km) for hiking, mountain biking, fat biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and board sports.

Parc du Lac-Beauchamp

Lac-Beauchamp Park offers recreational facilities accessible all year round, and 15 km of recreational trails.

Parc national de Plaisance

Located on a series of islands in the Ottawa River, the Parc national de Plaisance is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly birdwatchers: over 250 species can be observed all year.

Éco-Odyssée Nature Park

Live a unique experience at the Eco-Odyssee Nature Park in Wakefield.

Kenauk Nature

Who doesn’t wish to escape in the great outdoors where time stands still?

Arbraska Laflèche

In the heart of the Val-des-Monts forests, Arbraska Laflèche invites you to enjoy a unique experience where nature and adventure meet.

Sentier du Rocher-à-l’Oiseau

The Oiseau Rock Trail is a 5 km hiking trail (9 km round trip) through the forest Migizi Kiishkaabikaan (Algonquin).

Manoir Papineau National Historic Site

This seigneurial home overlooking the Ottawa River, was built in the middle of the last century by Louis-Joseph Papineau, politician and lord of the Petite-Nation.

Caverne Laflèche

The cave is filled with anecdotes and mysteries that will amaze you.

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