Things to see and do Laurentides

As you travel through Oka National Park, you'll discover a mosaic of natural environments. Animal and plant species abound. The historic presence of the Oka Calvary is also an important heritage asset (a project to enhance the site and buildings has been carried out). The historic trail features a Way of the Cross punctuated by four oratories and three chapels dating back to 1742. The top of the calvary offers a breathtaking view of the region. Choose from a wide range of activities all year round. The Grande-Baie trail crosses four different ecosystems: the field, the hickory maple grove, the silver maple grove and the marsh. A floating footbridge of impressive dimensions facilitates access to the marsh. A 10-metre-high tower has been erected to observe the marsh's inhabitants.

Reception posts: main entrance on Route 344, second entrance at the west end of Highway 640 (closed in winter).

Lodging: Compact cabins, ready-to-camp tents, Étoile ready-to-camp, serviced camping.

Activities: wildlife observation, hiking, swimming (Oka beach with many facilities, restaurant service, bar, entertainment), water trail, water sports on Lac des Deux-Montagnes, cycling, fatbike, tobogganing, snowshoeing, hiking on snow, cross-country skiing and a multitude of discovery activities in all seasons. Equipment rental, boutique and cross-country ski school for kids and teens.

Beautiful cruise commented 50 minutes on Lake des Sables. Custom cruises and packages available.

The Saint-Sauveur Chamber of Commerce website allows you to plan your stay in the region in just a few clicks. Accommodations, restaurants and gourmet products, attractions and activities, health centers and spas, shopping, events, practical services... it's all there! A visitor's guide is also produced every year, available in paper form at the tourist information office and in businesses in the region, or in electronic form for downloading directly from the website.

They're on hand to answer any questions you may have, and to provide advice tailored to your type of stay. Whether you're looking for things to do, places to eat or sleep, or information on local events, the team at the tourist office will be delighted to help you. Don't hesitate to subscribe to their newsletter to keep up to date with news and upcoming events in Mont-Tremblant.

A true natural jewel in the Upper Laurentians, this regional park covers 184 ^km2 in the Kiamika reservoir sector, and includes a biodiversity reserve with trees over a hundred years old, as well as some forty islands and islets and golden sandy shores. It's an excellent spot for fishing (permits on sale at Pourvoirie Cécaurel), boating, hiking and wildlife observation. To prolong the pleasure, you can camp on site, and we highly recommend the experience of canoe-camping on the islands.

The Grand Manitou II promises a memorable cruise on Lake Tremblant, which borders the tourist resort of the same name. Nature, history and the lake's famous legends are all on the agenda. A very touristy activity indeed, but one that allows you to see Tremblant Resort (which is very busy in season) and its surroundings in a whole new light. Meal cruises are also available (reservation essential, bar service on board).

You are welcome in this centre of nature to enjoy outdoor activities: Hiking (36 km of trails), Hébertisme trail (body training method developed by Georges Hébert), fishing, camping, canoe-camping, boat boat hire, guided hiking with a naturalist guide. On the same territory, find all the natural attractions of the Laurentian fauna and flora, with its forests, lakes and mountains.

This mill, built in 1762 by Louis-Eustache Lambert Dumont, is the oldest flour mill in the country operating thanks to the strength of the water. He celebrated his 250 years in 2012. He has never stopped planting grain since his inception. He also retained his original stone grinding. Each year, sucker produces 30 to 40 tonnes of wheat and buckwheat flour, according to traditional methods. These are sold in detail in pockets from 1 kg to 20 kg. He was listed in Historic Monuments by the Government of Quebec in 1976 and was also in 2000 as a national historic site by the Government of Canada. The Corporation of the Légaré Légaré is now involved in the administration of the mill and organizes numerous visits (mill, Manor House-Sauvé, Old Sint Eustatius…) and activities.

You access falls through a walk in the North River Regional Park (exit 45 of Autoroute 15 North). Discovery of the remains of pulperie and the old hydroelectric dam in the park. Many outdoor activities in all seasons.

Founded in 1913, the Lalande Sugar Shack has maintained its picturesque character despite the large number of visitors who visit it every year during the sugar season. After the meal, to assimilate all this sugar, you can enjoy a guided tour of the facilities or go for a walk on one of the maple grove's interpretation trails. In summer, the premises are transformed into a banquet and reception room...