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Why choose Montérégie?

  • Vineyards and artisan ice cider houses
  • Apple and strawberry picking
  • Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park
  • Cycling paths along the St. Lawrence
  • 45 min from Montreal

Discover Montérégie

Montérégie is Quebec's premier agricultural region, scattered with orchards, vineyards, cider houses, and artisan cheese makers. Less than an hour from Montreal, it offers a striking contrast to urban life: fields stretching to the horizon, the Montérégiennes hills, and the majestic St. Lawrence River.

Agrotourism reigns in Montérégie: apple and strawberry picking, wine and ice cider tastings, farmers' markets. Outdoor lovers will enjoy the trails at Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park and cycling paths along the St. Lawrence.

A cabin in Montérégie means experiencing the Quebec countryside at its most generous, while staying close to Montreal. Perfect for family or couple weekend escapes, all year round.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time for agrotourism in Montérégie?

The agrotourism season runs from June to October. Strawberry picking starts in June, raspberries and blueberries in July-August, and apple picking and grape harvests in September-October. Fall is particularly beautiful with foliage colours and local festivals.

Can I cycle in Montérégie?

Absolutely. Montérégie has an excellent cycling network, including the Route Verte. Paths along the St. Lawrence River and routes leading to the Montérégiennes hills offer scenic rides. Cycling is a great way to visit local producers.

Are there winter activities in Montérégie?

In winter, Montérégie offers snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in regional parks, as well as sugar shack dining traditionally in March-April. The region is better known for its three other seasons.

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