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Fall colours, local flavours and outdoor adventures await in the Laurentians

Published on September 21, 2026 • Destinations to explore

As fall sets in, the breathtaking Laurentian landscape gradually turns shades of gold, orange, and crimson. With the colours and scents of the season all around, the region is the perfect place to stroll through the forest, discover local flavours along an agritourism route, and spend peaceful nights under a starry sky. Breathe in the crisp air and settle in for a front-row view of the season at its finest!

Fall colours, local flavours and outdoor adventures await in the Laurentians

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Stunning views at Sentier des cimes Laurentides

A must-see attraction in the region, Sentier des cimes Laurentides in Mont-Blanc offers scenic viewpoints from an elevated walkway through the treetops.

From September 19 to October 18, 2026, head to Sentier des cimes for the Colour Odyssey and take in sweeping 360-degree views of the colourful landscape from the panoramic tower. Visit on a weekday for a more laidback atmosphere, or on the weekend for a livelier, more festive experience.

With accessible facilities throughout the site, the whole family, seniors, and people with reduced mobility can fully enjoy this immersive forest experience.

A foodie getaway in the Lower Laurentians

Discover the region’s vibrant agrotourism scene along the Chemin du Terroir, a signposted tourist route dotted with passionate local producers, delicious products, and charming countryside stops. Along the way, you’ll also get a glimpse of the region’s history, culture, and heritage, making it a memorable outing whether you’re travelling as a couple, solo or with family.

Keep your foodie adventure going with two restaurants recommended by the MICHELIN Guide that are well worth a detour. Asteur in Boisbriand offers contemporary fine dining that showcases Quebec flavours, while Le Géraldine in Saint-Eustache puts local ingredients front and centre with a menu that changes with the seasons.

A nature retreat in the heart of Parc Éco-Laurentides

This year, Huttopia Les Deux Lacs – Laurentides is adding five four-season cabins and nine Trappeur tents to its selection of ready-to-camp accommodations, giving guests even more ways to enjoy a comfortable forest getaway. The lakeside cabins feature private docks, so you can rent a watercraft and set out to explore the surrounding area.

Nestled between two beautiful lakes in Mont-Blanc, this destination is the ideal place to slow down and enjoy nature, whether you’re spending time on the water, hiking wooded trails, or savouring quiet moments in a landscape teeming with wildlife.

⛺ For more suggestions: Itinerary for an Adventure Weekend in the Laurentians