Activities near by

Whether snowy, greeny or colorful in the blazing autumn, the Laurentians outdoor is in the spotlight. National parks, wildlife reserves, regional parks, 9000 lakes and rivers, the Laurentians region has 22,000 square km (8000 square miles) of natural space. The region is known for the beauty of its Nordic spas, its water parks, the quality of sport fishing, water activities in all its forms, golfing, dog sledding, skiing and a great diversity of bikepaths. Experience all the activities and excursions year round from our cottages.

Mont-Tremblant

What to do around Bord Du Lac

Whatever the season, there are activities for all tastes and ages.

Winter activities

Alpine hiking / Skating / Fatbiking / Sliding on tubes / Ice climbing / Snowmobiling / Ice fishing / Snowshoeing / Carriage rides / Dune buggy tours / Day with man of the woods / Dogsled / Helicopter flights / Laser missions / Casino

Summer and fall activities

Horse riding / Golf / Go-karting / Sled / Boat rental / Watercraft / Fishing / Rafting & Sportyak / Hiking / Tennis / water sports: ski, board, surf and tube / climbing tower / Bike / canoe, kayak, paddle board / Zipline / motorized ultra-light flight

Scandinave Spa Mont Tremblant

Thermal experience in a luxurious forest by the river

Tonga Lumina

1.5km night walk in the middle of nature

Helicopter Tour

Heli-Tremblant

Labelle

What to do around Tarzan and Grand Duc

Canoeing, Kayaking, Rafting

In the heart of Labelle, ideal for canoeing and kayaking, 23 km of calm water are found downstream from the Rouge River falls. We also take advantage of the waters upstream, where we can also practice rafting.

Bathing

The beach at the Lac Caché campground, in the Mont-Tremblant park.

Heritage Circuit

A route of 17 points of interest chosen for their architectural, historical and/or heritage character.

Bike and Inline Skates

The P’tit Train du Nord linear park crosses the Laurentians from St-Jérôme to Mont-Laurier over 234 km. At km 107, at the Labelle station, it becomes paved up to Mont-Laurier.

Ice Fishing

On special reserved days. Consult the Hunting and Fishing Association.

Snowshoes

The cross-country ski club offers 10 km of non-mechanically groomed trails.

Cross-county skiing

The cross-country ski club maintains over 25 km of trails, ranging from beginner to expert, with heated shelters on the trails.

All-terrain vehicles

You can travel on more than 200 km of trails. 2-hour tours are offered from Labelle.

Trans Canada Trail

On this trail that crosses all of Canada, there are 53 km of the most spectacular hiking trails in Labelle.

Dog sledding

The most authentic winter experience in Quebec. Let experienced mushers lead the team and the more adventurous will learn how to set up the dog team and drive their own sled.