Boasting countless activities and a very accessible location, here is what makes Centre-du-Québec the ultimate travel stop for everyone.
A quintessential slice of the Quebec countryside, Centre-du-Québec is a region bursting with life. Between farms, nature trails, and small towns to explore, there are many attractions to fill up a family, friends or couple trip, a stay in chalets and great hotels, or visiting tour.
The area is packed with outdoor activities. Hike Mount Athabaska, Sentier des Trotteurs, or walk the ancient forests of Parc régional des Grandes-Coulées. Mountain bike at Parc de la rivière Gentilly or go horseback riding with Ferme du Joual Vair. Then, visit arts and cultural hubs like the Musée des cultures du monde, the Musée des Abénakis or the Musée du Bronze d’Inverness There are many places to stay and countless restaurants, poutineries, and microbrewery to try. Plus, the fresh produce in the region goes unmatched. Grab honey from Miellerie King – Distillerie et hydromiellerie, grab a coffee in Rose Drummond’s greenhouses or sample wines at Vignoble Le Fief de la rivière.
Adventure is calling
The region is nestled between the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains and the south shore of the St. Lawrence River. A major agricultural hub, the area is known for its cheeses, apples, cranberries, livestock, and vegetables. It’s also the region known for the invention of poutine!
One of the major advantages of Centre-du-Québec is its location. Just an hour and a half north-east of Montréal and an hour from Québec city. It’s a dream destination for locals and Ontario road trippers alike. Choose Centre-du-Québec as your next destination for an accessible autumn trip!
Treat yourself to an exquisite getaway that will surprise and delight you. With tons activities and scenery to take in, Centre-du-Québec is the perfect place to enjoy all best parts of life.
Five Things to Do on a Fall Weekend Trip in Centre-Du-Québec:
1. The cranberry harvest: It’s a spectacle that’s worth the detour! Catch the Cranberry Festival (Canneberge en fête) to tour fields, attend tastings and information sessions, shop fresh products, and more.
2. Visit regional parks: Take in the vibrant autumn colours on a hike, bike ride, or scenic walk. There’s plenty of captivating routes through mountains and forests to enjoy.
3. Discover gourmet gastronomy: With the fall’s harvest comes tons of fresh, delectable eats. An area known for cheese dairies, cranberries, and maple syrup, there is much to savour this time of year.
4. Festivals and events: There’s lots to see and do in autumn, including haunting Halloween village, live music, goose flights, and more. Consult our calendar to see what’s happening next.
5. Rest and wellness: With cooler weather comes the desire to slow town and relax. Check out the many spas and wellness packs available in the area.
Plan your weekend in Centre-du-Québec here:
