Fall is a time to celebrate colours, flavours, arts and culture in Quebec, which is renowned for its diversity of festivities. All across the province, celebrations take place, in all shapes and sizes, against a unique colourful backdrop. Take the opportunity to climb mountains to see the canopy of foliage from above, celebrate the harvest and go outside as much as possible to quietly admire magnificent nature.

Go chasing colours in “Le Saisissant”

Photo credit: Alain Garceau

Le Saisissant” evokes awe-inspiring landscapes. Here, fall reveals itself through a magnificent scenery. It surprises, impresses and leaves a long-lasting impression. From Grandes-Piles, travel along Route 155, where every turn reveals a spectacular panorama of the Vallée du Saint-Maurice. Take in the view from the Jacques-Buteux trail, a section of the National Trail, climb up the rock face at Passion Escalade with the Saint-Maurice River at your feet, or experience the hunting season in one of the region’s ZEC (controlled harvesting zones) or at the Reserve faunique du Saint-Maurice. Among the cliffs, the river and the colourful forests, every adventure reveals a new aspect of fall. (Website in French only)

A journey through the harvest in Petite Nation

Photo credit: Verger Croque-Pomme

Fall is best savoured along the scenic roads of Petite Nation. At Verger Croque-Pomme, enjoy apple season, discover orchard products and extend the experience with an apple-picking outing. Continue to Domaine Mont-Vézeau, where local wines, sparkling selections and regional products offer another delicious taste of the area. Between the orchard and the vineyard, meet passionate producers, admire the colourful landscapes and bring home a few local flavours to enjoy or share.

Go on a food tour in Montreal

Photo credit: Dominique Viau

In the fall, Montreal can be savoured at its markets, around iconic neighborhoods, and through its cosmopolitan culinary specialties. A wide variety of guided tours are available to explore these different foodie destinations, such as the Jean-Talon Market, Old Montreal, and Chinatown. Hopping on a culinary tour is an opportunity to taste local products and learn more about food history and the creations of local chefs. These gourmet tours also offer an original way to rediscover the city, along with the colours and flavours of the season.

Discover the circuits of Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Photo credit: Christian Leduc

Abitibi-Témiscamingue is a region that is ideal for a road trip! Several ready-made itineraries invite you to explore its wide-open spaces and natural beauty, delve into its mining history, learn more about its heritage or discover any number of the region’s many facets. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a longer trip, these itineraries offer a wide range of suggestions to help you make the most of your visit. Choose your itinerary and set off on an adventure this fall!

Watch the snow goose migration

Photo credit: Stéphanie Allard

From the end of September to the end of November, the great migratory movement of snow geese is a fantastic show around the coastal areas of Chaudière-Appalaches. From Montmagny to L’Islet and on Île-aux-Grues, the region boasts a wealth of birdwatching opportunities. The tidal flats form a nutrient-rich environment favoured by a high concentration of geese, who travel there to stock up before their long journey to the East Coast of the U.S. Fall is also a good time to see families of geese, since the geese make the journey with their young, who are just a few weeks old at that moment.

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