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Montréal Biodôme
Housed in the former 1976 Olympic Velodrome, the Biodôme recreates four ecosystems of the Americas (tropical rainforest, maple forest, Gulf of St. Lawrence, and polar world) under a single roof.
Village Vacances Valcartier
Eastern Canada's largest outdoor water park and the largest winter games centre in the Americas, Village Vacances Valcartier features more than 35 slides, themed rivers, and the Ice Hotel during the cold season.
Le Massif de Charlevoix
Boasting the highest skiable vertical drop east of the Canadian Rockies, this resort in Petite-Rivière-Saint-François also offers one of Canada's longest alpine luge runs, at 7.5 kilometres, plus an exceptional view of the St. Lawrence River.
Véloroute des Bleuets
With its 256 km of bike path looping entirely around Lac Saint-Jean, the Véloroute des Bleuets is one of the longest continuous cycling circuits in North America encircling a single body of water.
Bromont, Montagne d'Expériences
A four-season destination founded in 1964 by the Désourdy brothers, Bromont combines a ski resort, water park, mountain biking, and golf on Mont Brome, in a town now also known for its cutting-edge tech sector.
Gatineau Park
Nicknamed the green lung of the Outaouais, this conservation park spanning more than 361 km² is home to North America's largest cross-country ski trail network, plus five public beaches set around its lakes.
Mont-Tremblant Resort
The Laurentians' highest skiable peak and eastern North America's number-one ski resort for more than twenty consecutive years, this four-season resort offers more than 100 runs and a pedestrian village bustling with activity year-round.
Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts and Lac des Sables
Nicknamed the pearl of the Laurentians, this lakeside town on Lac des Sables offers narrated cruises, a municipal beach, and a heritage trail highlighting the distinctive architecture developed during the early-20th-century tourism golden age.
Lake Témiscamingue and the Logging Route
A natural widening of the Ottawa River straddling the border between Québec and Ontario, this vast body of water shaped the regional forestry economy as early as the 19th century, its shores still home today to picturesque villages and four-season water activities.
Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles
The largest protected wildlife area in the greater metropolitan region, this park, managed by the Éco-Nature organization, evokes the bayous of Louisiana with its marsh and swamp-forest landscape, offering exploration by canoe, kayak, or narrated cruise through its island archipelago.
Centre de la nature de Laval
Built on the site of a former quarry, this multi-hectare municipal park organized around an artificial lake combines paved walking trails, a botanical garden, a small children's farm, a pony carousel, and an astronomical observatory.
Île de la Visitation
A small island nestled at the confluence of the Rivière des Prairies, this nature park preserves the remains of a former seigneurial mill and offers a heritage and nature trail popular for hiking and riverside wildlife watching right in the heart of the city.
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