Experience winter in Montérégie to the fullest with outdoor activities that are anything but ordinary! From skiing down the slopes and bouncing on suspended trampolines to exploring national parks, the region offers unforgettable moments for all ages. Get ready to discover sites that will make your winter season as entertaining as it is refreshing!
SEPAQ’s two parks
For outdoor enthusiasts, two options are available: Boucherville Islands National Park et le Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park. These locations offer various winter sports such as cross-country skiing, fat biking, or simply hiking. Regardless of the activity, the view is sublime, and one feels far from home.
Flotel
The Flotel floating accommodations quite simply offer a breathtaking setting. You can stay in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Saint-Paul-de-l’île-aux-Noix, Saint-Blaise-sur-Richelieu, and Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu. A wonderful way to have a winter experience.
Beauharnois Generating Station
Photo : Hydro-Québec
Providing free tours, the Beauharnois Generating Station is one of the largest hydroelectric generating stations in the world, and definitely the longest and most powerful one in Quebec. About ten football fields long, to be precise. Be impressed and book your visit.
Uplå
Photo : Uplå
Uplå is the no less than the largest outdoor trampoline park in North America. Located at the foot of Mont Saint-Grégoire, this activity will make you laugh, jump, and have fun through its various colourful routes.
Introduction to skiing
Photo : Mont Rigaud
The Montérégie region is an excellent place to learn the sliding sports with Ski Saint-Bruno and Mont Rigaud, two mountains perfectly suited for beginners. An activity for enjoying the pleasures of winter.
Sugar shacks
It is impossible to talk about winter in Montérégie without mentioning the maple syrup season that comes in March. And the offering is immense. Discover the region’s producers who are setting the table for the season.
