Lanaudière

This summer, the Festival Bière et Bouffe promises to be a good one, with performances by renowned musical artists and comedians, along with food trucks and a variety of activities. Over two weekends, come and enjoy a good time while tasting some local and craft beers.

Located in Rawdon, just an hour from Montreal, La Source Bains Nordiques is a relaxation space complete with a nature-connecting experience. Built directly into the mountainside, the spa facilities envelop you in a soothing environment. Massage therapy and other body treatments are also available. The bistro, with its refined menu, is sure to satisfy you!

Established in 1994, this dynamic, welcoming bison farm offers an interpretation centre, meats and other products. Visit their farm and produce stand with on-site butchers and stock up on 100% natural products such as grill meats, sausages, pâtés and tourtières (meat pies).

Are you looking for a nice place to cool off under the sun this summer? Located just 45 minutes from Montreal, Rawdon Beach is ideal for enjoying sunny days. With a volleyball court and a shaded picnic area, the place has everything to satisfy its visitors

The POP ton été Festival is the biggest free music festival on Montreal’s North Shore. It has been a must-attend cultural even in Terrebonne for the past eight years. The festival offers something for everyone: rock, pop, blues, hip-hop, world music and more. Don’t miss the family parties, held over three Saturdays.

Mascouche’s Octenbulle Festival is much more than just a spirits and mixology festival: it’s a celebration of life’s pleasures! Foodies are invited to explore the best of the best. A festive atmosphere and shows hosted by internationally renowned DJs promise a memorable experience for all festival-goers.

CHAPO – The international street performers festival is a major event that brings together Canada’s most talented street entertainers. Every year during the festival, downtown Mascouche comes alive with professional artists from around the world delivering unique performances that are sure to amaze you.

A visit to the Île-des-Moulins site in Terrebonne is not to be missed. History buffs will love everything there is to see and do. On the historical site dating back to the 18th century, visitors of all ages can enjoy the fun and creative way history is told. Stroll through the numerous vestiges of a bygone era and immerse yourself in the story of the Quebec people.

You don’t need any special equipment to discover the Chute-à-Bull cave this summer! Their guides will take you on a journey to the heart of the earth! Prepare yourself for a dizzying adventure through thousands of years of geological history.

La Maison du Bonheur is nestled in the mountains, in the municipality of Saint-Côme. The coffee shop, which complements its processing workshop and online store, features forest-based products, a small gourmet section and an attractive range of top products from local artisans.

Welcome to Mont-Tremblant National Park, the oldest national park in Quebec! This is the land of the wolf, the moose and the white-tailed deer. As far as the eye can see: a forest dominated by sugar maples, 400 lakes, 6 rivers with waterfalls and a multitude of streams.

Au Canot Volant is a benchmark in adventure tourism! With various packages to choose from, people of all ages can enjoy a memorable day in the great outdoors. The establishment organizes river descents and canoe and kayak trips–with an experienced guide or on your own–on the crystal-clear waters of the Rivière L’Assomption.

The Parc régional de la Chute-à-Bull offers hikers six kilometres of trails. Along the way, learn about the area’s log drive history and see the village’s replica covered bridge. Stop at the lookout for a beautiful view of Saint-Côme’s wilderness. Take a break at the top of the mountain or at the bottom of the 18-metre-high waterfall to refresh your feet and enjoy a moment of relaxation.