Enjoy the Laurentians

Kiamika Regional Park is a vast 184 km² territory made up of 40 islands and islets bordered by golden sandy shores. At the heart of the park is a biodiversity reserve with trees over 200 years old. The park opened a new area ready in the spring, the Blueberry Bay sector. This site includes a new reception pavilion, washroom facilities, an education centre, the main canoe-camping departure location, 36 new campsites, ready-to-camp facilities, a boat rental centre and a new hiking trail on Île de la Perdrix Blanche, complete with a lookout point.

Since May 2025, experience a revolutionary four-season adventure at Sommet Saint-Sauveur! The ski resort inaugurated L’Odyssée du Viking : La conquête de la nuit, an immersive alpine roller coaster offering a unique and highly accessible new activity. The attraction plunges visitors into a captivating sensory universe, where imagination meets reality thanks to an immersive story, spectacular lighting effects and perfect integration into the surrounding nature. During the 1.5 km descent aboard a toboggan on rails, you’ll pass through the nine enchanting worlds of Norse mythology and the Vikings, with breathtaking visuals created by innovative night lighting. The attraction is available at all times.

The Côte des Saints distillery in Mirabel specializes in single malt whiskies, crafted using traditional Scottish methods, from grain to bottle. The company was awarded at the prestigious International Whisky Competition, with three products entered in the competition. Blind tastings were conducted by Scottish experts and the winners were ranked by country, with the first place in Canada going to Prestige Oloroso Single Cask Strength Single Malt whisky, the second place going to the Premium Single Malt whisky, and third place going to the Prestige Pedro Ximenez Single Cask Strength Single Malt whisky. It’s a point of pride that the three best Canadian whiskies are from Quebec!

From July 9 to 13, 2025, Tremblant goes Blues and will be especially festive this summer to mark the 30th anniversary of the now famous and unmissable Tremblant International Blues Festival. The biggest names in blues have graced the stages of the pedestrian village over the years, and again this year, the impressive list of guest artists will offer visitors some memorable musical moments. The Tremblant Blues Festival is a flagship summer event, bringing artists up close and personal, and inviting audiences to discover talents from near and far, while enjoying a stay in an enchanting outdoor setting unique in Quebec. A series of 85 free outdoor shows will be presented on the resort’s various stages.

Nestled in 275 acres of wild forest at Lac-Saguay in the Upper Laurentians, the Lièvre Rouge is an invitation to slow down and reconnect with the essentials. Five self-contained micro-chalets, a yurt and a tent camping space offer immersive stays where comfort meets simplicity. Each accommodation, accessible by foot, is powered by solar energy and heated by a wood-burning stove for a warm and welcoming atmosphere. With a network of forest trails, three lakes and a traditional sugar shack, each season brings its own adventure.