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Why choose Lanaudière?
- Canoeing on the Rouge and Ouareau rivers
- Festival de Lanaudière (classical music)
- Alpine skiing at Val Saint-Côme
- Snowmobiling on hundreds of km of trails
- Wilderness 1 hour from Montreal
Discover Lanaudière
The Lanaudière region, just north of Montreal, spans a vast territory of lakes, rivers, and boreal forests ideal for nature lovers. From the agricultural plains of Bas-Lanaudière to the mountains of Haut-Lanaudière, the region offers a rich variety of landscapes and outdoor activities.
In summer, the L'Assomption, Ouareau, and Rouge rivers draw canoeists, kayakers, and whitewater enthusiasts. The lakes of Haut-Lanaudière host countless cottages and wilderness lodges. The region is also home to the Festival de Lanaudière, one of the most important classical music festivals in North America.
In winter, cross-country ski and snowmobile trails stretch as far as the eye can see. Several ski resorts, including Val Saint-Côme, liven up the cold season. A cabin in Lanaudière is the perfect recipe for a restorative escape from urban life.
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Frequently asked questions
What outdoor activities can I enjoy in Lanaudière?
Lanaudière is a top destination for canoeing, kayaking, and whitewater rafting on the Rouge, Ouareau, and L'Assomption rivers. In summer, the lakes of Haut-Lanaudière are perfect for swimming and fishing. Winter brings alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling.
How far is Lanaudière from Montreal?
Lanaudière is immediately north of Montreal — under an hour for Bas-Lanaudière, and about 1.5 to 2 hours for Haut-Lanaudière (Saint-Donat and Rawdon area). It is one of the closest nature escapes from the city.
Is Lanaudière a good region for fishing?
Yes, Lanaudière is well known for quality sport fishing. The Rouge, Ouareau, and their tributaries hold brook trout, walleye, and northern pike. Many wilderness lodges offer fishing packages on secluded lakes.
