Discover the autumn magic around Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu! Wander through the colorful trails of Mont Saint-Grégoire, immerse yourself in the lively festivals, and savor the delights of local cideries. Dive into history, or explore local farms and markets for fresh products. Whether you’re passionate about nature, history, or gastronomy, autumn in the Haut-Richelieu region promises an unforgettable experience! “Being here, now, enjoying nature, all my senses are awakened!”

Apple season

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In autumn, living in the moment means preserving traditions, and the perfect activity for this is apple picking in the region’s orchards. Harvest these fruits with family to enjoy the fresh air, with friends to relax, or alone to bring home delicious treasures and recipe ideas. Apples are a region’s favorite. Although apple picking seems like a local tradition, it dates back to the era of New France when the first apple trees appeared. It’s a tradition deeply rooted in local history, as cherished as corn cultivation or maple syrup harvesting.

Haut-Richelieu picnic circuits

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As the autumn colors emerge, the air cools, and the sunsets come earlier, an outdoor picnic becomes a rediscovery of a simple activity with an autumnal twist! The Haut-Richelieu picnic circuits combine road trips and agritourism. Meet local producers who will recommend the best products for your picnic, then head to a perfect spot for your tasting. Enjoy a delightful and authentic experience in the heart of nature!

A day outdoors

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It’s autumn at Arbraska Mont-Saint-Grégoire, the perfect time for a tree-top adventure in an enchanting setting! Whether surrounded by the vibrant fall colors or the frozen winter landscapes, the park is open year-round for thrilling experiences. After your aerial adventure, explore the trails of Parc naturel des Parulines, the Parc de la Nature de Venise-en-Québec, or CIME Mont-Saint-Grégoire. You can also discover the Parc régional Saint-Bernard or the Canal-de-Chambly National Historic Site to extend your nature escape.

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