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Wildlife observation in Quebec

Spotting a moose around a bend in the trail or hearing a loon call at dawn beats any nature documentary. Quebec’s vast territory shelters remarkably diverse wildlife, and plenty of sites let you observe it responsibly — interpretation centres, refuges, outfitters and parks where deer, black bears, caribou and migratory birds live in their natural habitat. Some experiences are minutes from the city; others require a trek into remote country, but all of them leave lasting memories. Every season brings its own encounters. Browse the addresses in this category and go meet Quebec’s wild residents.

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Oct. 10, 2026

La fête des récoltes du Musée

During the Harvest Festival at the Lachine Museum, children can discover farm animals in the museum's outdoor area.
Oct. 10, 2026
Oct. 9 – 12, 2026

Les Rendez-vous ès Trad de Québec

Since 1991, on Thanksgiving Day, this tent festival is an opportunity to discover (or rediscover!) music, storytelling, dance, song, and skills rooted in local and international traditions.
Oct. 9 – 12, 2026
Oct. 10 – 11, 2026

Remontée en couleurs Val Saint-Côme

Festival to celebrate autumn and its colors: hiking, chairlift rides and artisans.
Oct. 10 – 11, 2026
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
Oct. 10 – 12, 2026

Festival des couleurs de Rigaud

Outdoor activities for the whole family.
Oct. 10 – 12, 2026
Sep. 19 – Oct. 18, 2026

Mont SUTTON Fall Festival

Fall is colorful in Sutton!
Sep. 19 – Oct. 18, 2026
Sep. 14 – Oct. 14, 2026

Fine Fall Weekends

Every fall, the mountain of Parc du Mont-Comi (near Rimouski) dons its coat of many colours.
Sep. 14 – Oct. 14, 2026

Zoo de Granby

On the Zoo's trails, visitors can observe almost 1,500 animals representing 193 species.

Cabane à sucre chez Aurélien Lessard

Located in Saint-Georges, in the heart of maple country, this sugar bush is a must for anyone looking to enjoy a hearty meal, eat taffy on snow, or take a traditional horse-drawn sleigh ride.

Cabane à sucre Paquette

Traditional, family-style sugar shack.

Les fruits du sommet

The two farms (9 Potvin Street and 261 Route 105) offer pick-your-own berry activities and each include a kiosk selling berry-based products and essential oils, as well as a 9-hole golf course.

Mount Royal Park

Designed by Frederick L. Olmsted, this park boasts a network of walking paths and stairs that will lead to you a variety of landscapes.