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Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in Quebec

Cross-country ski and snowshoe trails to enjoy the winter forest.

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Parc Jarry

This park, which offers a magnificent view of Mount Royal, is known for its world-class tennis stadium.

Parc du Lac-Beauchamp

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

3 Bondaries Trails

Ecotourism trails touching on three borders'Maine, New Brunswick and Québec'and which can be explored by land or water.

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.

Domaine Cataraqui

Located in Sillery's historic district, this 9.7-hectare (24-acre) property was originally part of a 19th-century English estate.

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-nature du Cap-Saint-Jacques

Whether you are at the ecological farm, in a picnic area, on the beach or in the forest, you will appreciate this area set in the wilderness.

Parc de la Chute-Montmorency

The 83 m high waterfall, 30 m higher than Niagara Falls, is surrounded by footpaths and lookouts that invite you to take a breathtaking stroll.

Parc écomaritime de l’Anse-du-Port – Passerelles de Nicolet et Centre d’interprétation

A network of wooden boardwalks will help you discover this ecological park running along Lac Saint-Pierre.

Les amis de la montagne

Les Amis de la montagne is a non-profit organization that protects, improves and promotes the sustainability of Montréal’s Mount Royal through advocacy, community involvement, environmental education and stewardship.

Gault Nature Reserve

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

Parc national d’Oka

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

The hush of a snow-covered forest, the crunch under your feet, a hot chocolate at the warming hut: cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are a whole other way to enjoy a Quebec winter. National parks, outdoor centres and countless regional networks groom hundreds of kilometres of trails, from easy one-hour loops to long backcountry treks with overnight huts. It’s accessible, affordable and the perfect excuse to unplug, whether you head out solo or with a crew. Many spots rent gear on site, so there’s no reason to stay indoors. Check the listings in this category in Québec to find your next winter trail.