Things to do in Laurentians
Discover the best attractions and experiences Laurentians has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore the built heritage that tells the story of the Laurentians, from grand churches to heritage civic buildings.
Cathédrale de Saint-Jérôme
A historic Gothic Revival cathedral that anchors the town’s heritage and architecture.
Église Saint-Eustache (Saint-Eustache)
An early landmark church with centuries of community history and a classic Quebec façade.
Museums
Delve into regional art and local history at intimate Laurentian museums.
Musée d'art contemporain des Laurentides (MAC LA)
A hub for contemporary art and regional exhibitions reflecting the area's creative spirit.
Centre d'interprétation de la nature des Laurentides
Exhibits on local ecosystems, wildlife, and the natural history of the region.
Religious Monuments
Religious architecture and sacred spaces that punctuate the Laurentian landscape.
Église Saint-Sauveur (Saint-Sauveur)
Charming parish church set in the village, a focal point for community events.
Église Saint-Jérôme
A historic parish with traditional Quebec religious architecture and local ties.
National & Theme Parks
Where forests, lakes, and alpine scenery define the Laurentians’ outdoorsy appeal.
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
Canada’s oldest national park offering rugged scenery, hiking, and wildlife across vast terrain.
Parc national d'Oka
Coastal park with beaches and forests on the St. Lawrence corridor, ideal for day trips.
Neighborhoods
Vibrant village cores and scenic hamlets that give the Laurentians its unique character.
Mont-Tremblant Village
Car-free pedestrian village known for shops, dining, and access to winter sports and summer activities.
Saint-Sauveur Village
Bustling resort village famous for skiing, nightlife, and family-friendly attractions.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy the outdoors and charming towns at no cost with scenic landscapes and strolls.
Hiking in Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
Explore scenic trails and lookout points with stunning mountain and forest views.
Stroll through Tremblant or Saint-Sauveur villages
Explore picturesque streets, waterfronts, and photo-worthy viewpoints at your own pace.
Gastronomy
Savor local flavors—from maple delights to artisanal cheeses and comforting regional dishes.
Maple sugar shack experience (cabane à sucre)
Seasonal tastings of maple products and traditional Quebecois treats.
Fromageries locales (local cheeses)
Sample rustic cheeses produced by Laurentian farms and creameries.
Nightlife
Evenings in the Laurentians offer après-ski bars, live music, and cozy venues.
Après-ski bars in Mont-Tremblant Village
Lively spots for cocktails, music, and socializing after a day on the slopes.
Live music venues in Saint-Sauveur
Intimate venues and seasonal concerts amplifying the resort vibe.
Entertainment
The region offers performances, cultural sites, and family-friendly activities.
P'tit Train du Nord (scenic rail path)
Family-friendly rail-trail experience with scenic landscapes and seasonal events.
Casino de Mont-Tremblant
Entertainment complex offering gaming, dining, and occasional live performances.
Sports
Year-round sports thrive here, from powdery winters to breezy summers.
Skiing at Mont-Tremblant Resort
Iconic ski area offering diverse runs and a lively resort atmosphere.
Cross-country skiing in Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
Nordic tracks weaving through serene snow-blanketed forests.
Off the Track
Discover lesser-known corners, artisan spots, and slow-time experiences.
Le P'tit Train du Nord bike path (seasonal sections)
Converted rail path perfect for cycling, walking, and enjoying lakeside views.
Val-David arts and crafts studios
Village galleries and studios showcase local artists and handmade goods.