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Canoeing, kayaking and rafting in Montérégie

Canoeing, kayaking and rafting on calm or white water.

  • 67 places
Region: Montérégie

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Glissades et Camping les cèdres

Come enjoy this waterpark's sliding and swimming facilities, including four waterslides and two pools.

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.

Marina Vieux Beloeil

Marina with a stunning view of the majestic Mont Saint-Hilaire!

Centre nautique de Châteauguay

The Nautical Centre offers many outdoor activities such as kayak, canoe, stand up paddle (SUP), pedalboat and sail boat (dinghies and catamarans).

La route bleue – Rivière Richelieu – Parc des Îles au parc Martel

This 6.7 km out-and-back route in the Chambly Basin, between Parc des Îles and Parc Martel, is perfect for beginner paddlers.

St-Zotique municipal beach

Come enjoy this beach’s various activities: aquatic obstacle course, swimming, water games area, wading pool, playground, swimming lessons, open water training, pedal boat rentals, canoeing, kayaking, Yogakayaking, volleyball and tennis courts, soccer fields, picnic areas and lots of sunshine!

Lake Saint-François National Wildlife Area

A national wildlife reserve created to preserve a unique collection of marshes and swamps, home to an exceptionally diverse flora and fauna.
Free

Parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville

This national park in the middle of the St. Lawrence River just a short distance from the heart of Montréal, boasts green spaces, channels teeming with life and waterside trails for campers, hikers, cyclists and canoeists looking for a breath of fresh air and an escape from noisy city life.

La route bleue – Rivière Châteauguay – Sainte-Martine à Mercier

This section of the Châteauguay River between Sainte-Martine and Mercier offers a 13 km one-way route featuring stretches of moving water.

Le Sablon plage & camping et Sherifville

Campground and outdoor center offering numerous summer water activities: swimming, children's water games, volleyball, Tarzan rope, Wibit course on the water and the Sherifville children's amusement center.

La route bleue – Rivière Châteauguay – Centre Nautique à la Pointe Nautique

Out-and-back route on the Châteauguay River.For a longer adventure, continue south toward the launch site at Marcel-Seers Park or paddle around Île Saint-Bernard, exploring a portion of Lake Saint-Louis.Watercraft rentals are also available at the City of Châteauguay Nautical Centre ($).

Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno

Hikers can enjoy the park’s five lakes, orchards boasting over 2,000 apple trees, a tea room and miles of trails criss-crossing the forest.

Glide across a mirror-calm lake at dawn or crash through whitewater with a raft full of friends: Quebec’s rivers offer both extremes and everything in between. Canoeing is woven into the territory’s history, and outfitters across the province rent gear for outings from a few hours to multi-day expeditions. The Rouge, Jacques-Cartier and Malbaie rivers promise unforgettable descents with seasoned guides. Find your next paddle in our listings in Montérégie and pick your current.