This contemporary cottage offers a panoramic view and a private access to Lake Beaudoin. Located on a large 45,000 sq.ft. wooded lot, it is the perfect place to enjoy nature and relax with your beloved ones. Hot tub and outdoor dry sauna included.
Staying with Chalets Zenya in summer means living an A-to-Zen
experience in the heart of the Lac Fiddler resort in the Laurentians.
Enjoy fully equipped luxury chalets with direct access to a wide range
of summer activities: pools, lake, boats, sports facilities, and
outdoor activities. Between relaxation, sunshine, and unforgettable
moments, everything is on-site for a seamless vacation, from the very
first moment to the last.
All our chalets in the
Laurentians include access
to the activities at the Lac
Fiddler resort.
At Chalets Zenya, every stay is an invitation to slow down, reconnect,
and share rare moments. Located less than a 10-minute walk or
1-minute drive away, you’ll have access to the activities at the
Domaine du Lac Fiddler Recreation Center. Everything is on-site.
Everything is ready. With Chalets Zenya, you don’t have to plan
anything—just book, enjoy, and relax. New in 2026: you’ll also have
access to our brand-new, freshly renovated gym with a yoga room!
In summer (from May 15 to the end of September, depending on the
weather): a state-of-the-art fitness room, fully equipped & heated
indoor pool (both open year-round), outdoor resort pool, access to
the dock and complimentary use of boats (canoes, kayaks, and
paddleboards), access to tennis and pickleball courts (rackets
provided), and an outdoor playground for children
Activities to do on-site
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Lake
of 2.8 km2
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Fitness
room
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Table tennis
(Ping Pong)
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Canoes
and kayaks
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Tennis
court
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Outdoor
fireplace
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Paddleboard
(Paddle boards)
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2 pickleball
courts
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Terrace
by the lake
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2 heated pools
(indoor/outdoor)
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Badminton
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Children’s
playground
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Hiking
trails
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Basketball
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Sauna
Activate your energy,
even on vacation
Your well-being naturally continues at the Lac Fiddler resort,
with a modern fitness room designed to keep you active,
energized, and in perfect harmony, from A to Zen.
- Treadmills
- Elliptical machine
- Stationary bikes
- Peloton bike
- Stair climber
- Rowing machine
- Strength training equipment
- Free weights
- Functional training equipment
- Yoga and stretching room
- Locker rooms
Activities to discover near the Blue Jay chalet
4 Summits Loop - Devil's Mountain National ParkAn exhilarating hike to meet the four summits of the Hautes-Laurentides: summit of the Devil (783 m), summit of Belzébuth (749 m), summit of Garde-Feu (756 m) and summit of the Aube wall (740 m). m). We cross streams and waterfalls, in addition to being entitled to very beautiful views of Lake Windigo and the Baskatong reservoir. Many shorter routes to choose from.
Distance: 18.9km
Elevation: 550m
Intermediate level
Dogs: allowed (on leash)
Admire the spiritual architecture of the Trappist Abbey of Val Notre-DameThe Val Notre-Dame Abbey, located in Saint-Jean-de-Matha, in the heart of the magnificent Lanaudière region, is without a doubt a place to visit. With a Trappist tradition, the Abbey and its monastic life, oriented towards contemplation, represent candor as well as a beneficial silence in our hyperactive society. Designed by renowned architect Pierre Thibault, the monastery is a constant reminder of nature, simplicity, and the temporal interstices of our world. The Val Notre-Dame Abbey is a true architectural masterpiece where wood and slate are in the spotlight.
Fly to the top of the trees for a journey full of emotions!Located a few steps from the Sommet Morin Heights ski resort, this tree-to-tree adventure will give you a memorable experience in the heart of the Laurentian forest. The four circuits of Acro-Nature offer a multitude of workshops and zip lines, while the Ultimate Zone will satisfy the most athletic. Acro-Nature also offers a circuit specially designed for children aged 6 and over.
Take a soothing break at Amerispa in Morin-HeightsRelaxation center nestled in a century-old forest, in the magnificent Laurentians region, in Morin Heights, 45 minutes from Montreal. Most exhilarating relaxation experience in the purest Nordic tradition. Saunas, steam bath, outdoor whirlpools, thermal waterfall and Nordic waterfall, solariums, relaxation areas, fireplaces, terrace. The Nordic spa experience, through the action of hot and cold, will provide your body with relaxation and well-being.
Have fun in the trees with ArbraskaGoing on an adventure with Arbraska means creating unforgettable memories with family or friends. Whether you are adventurous or a little less, Arbraska adventures are real escapes in communion with nature.
Au Pied de Cochon sugar shackThe Au Pied de Cochon sugar shack is the traditional meeting place. Close to local producers, the sugar shack is the culinary headquarters. With the mission of sharing, there is an abundant menu with multiple services offering both gourmet and hearty dishes. The chef and his entire team rely on the exploitation of natural resources and local products. The menu varies according to the rhythm of the seasons, offering the possibility of reserving for the time of harvests and sugars. The sugar shack provides a festive and fun atmosphere with its selection of privately imported wines and signature cocktails.
Best sushis in MontrealHere is a selection of some of the best sushi restaurants in Montreal. Located on Laurier Street West just 5 to 10 minutes walk from Terrace Saint-Hubert, our favorite restaurant is without hesitation Tri Express. With more than 15 years of service, Tri Express has managed to become a must-see restaurant in Montreal thanks to its friendly and affordable character accompanied by a decor as surprising and joyful as its menu.
Bois de Belle-Rivière Regional ParkThis regional park located in Mirabel is one of the most beautiful forest areas in Quebec. You can walk in the paths or the large gardens and fish. Also, the Ornithology Club of Mirabel (COMIR) is proud to have its head office in the Bois de Belle-Rivière where it is possible to observe many species of birds. The club offers several activities to the general public.
Come and admire the largest collection of bonsai in QuebecFounded by a couple of passionate locals recognized on the international scene, this place exudes calm and serenity. Come and admire the bonsai greenhouses, the natural rocks near a small pond or take advantage of the picnic areas and benches available to recharge your batteries in the shade of the Pavillon des Sages and the Yi-King space used for the interpretation of the values of Asian culture which is found in both the practice of penjing and bonsai.
Microbrewery L'AlchimisteThe Microbrasserie Alchimiste was one of the first microbreweries in Quebec when it was created in 2001. You will find a wide range of quality products as well as a brand new tasting room with 15 lines of beer barrels. Alchimiste continues to reinvent itself and remains at the forefront of brewing trends! On site, you will soon be able to enjoy a guided tour in addition to savoring some snacks.
Try the best coffee in Lanaudière!Are you tired of Tim's and McDonald's? Try Café Onze Onze in Saint-Alphonse de Rodriguez, run by Pierre, a true coffee lover. He exclusively uses coffee roasted in Rimouski by O'Neill Le Moussonneur Artisan roaster, from several origins (Honduras, Nicaragua, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Kenya, etc.). And as a bonus, enjoy your coffee in a warm setting: the Onze Onze café hosts ephemeral exhibitions by local artists. You will never go back to Tim or McDonald's again after tasting the pleasures of real coffee!
Canoe on Fiddler LakeOnly a few minutes walk from the Silver Fox and White Wolf Chalets, explore our magnificent Fiddler Lake by canoe. This lake is an ecological lake where swimming is allowed, without motor boats. Canoes and life jackets are available in each chalet.
Go down the L'Assomption River by canoe!Just twenty minutes from the Chalet DesignPur and Chalet Villa Bianca, do not miss the Canot Volant experience, an adventure tourism company offering canoe and kayak trips on the river and training in canoeing and whitewater rescue.
Interactive map for Quad enthusiastsDiscover a tourist network of more than 5700 km ideal for quad enthusiasts looking for an exciting hiking experience.
Treat yourself to a sweet treat at Cotard ChocolatierIf you pass by Saint-Sauveur, be sure to stop by the Cotard Chocolatier store. His immense inventiveness and his love of chocolate earned Michaël Cotard, Maître chocolatier, the title of Best Chocolatier in Canada in 2015 as part of the prestigious World Chocolate Masters.
City Walk in Mile EndMile End is an enclave for some of the city’s best restaurants, independent bookstores, flower shops, butchers, bakers and candlestick makers. It’s a walkable nook that’s home to rival bagel shops, a tea room that transforms into a champagne salon after dark, a skate park that transforms for ‘digital block parties’ (complete with dazzling projection art) and a watering hole that’s transitioned to crudo, croques monsieurs and caviar service. Add a couple of the best brunches in town and a heavy pour of expertly crafted cocktails, and you’ve got one heck of a neighbourhood.
Visit Simon Turcotte Confiturier's workshop storeFor 20 years, the jam maker Simon Turcotte has captured the aroma of Quebec fruits to create the best artisanal jams, jellies and mustards of the region. Inspired by the spirit and the way of life of artisan friends, Simon Turcotte confiturier's mission is to create top-of-the-range artisanal jams, while respecting the philosophy of organic and fair trade. If you are passing through the region, be sure to stop by his boutique workshop located in a historic house full of character in the center of the village of Sainte-Marceline-de-Kildare.
Go cross-country skiing or snowshoeingMorin-Heights has been synonymous with cross-country skiing for over 90 years. The Municipality maintains a network of cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails of 130 linear km. The narrow, hilly trails have a unique charm and make Morin-Heights a destination of choice.
DonaldaIf Donalda has always been associated with the stinginess of her miserly husband, the restaurant that bears her name rather evokes the joy of living. Here, no little misery, only dishes with creative and colorful compositions. Each week, a more sought-after "Ephemeral Concoctions" menu changes according to the chef's inspiration. Relaxed service, beautiful terrace in summer and cocktails prioritizing Quebec spirits. Live music every Monday at 7 p.m.
Address: 996 Valiquette Street in Sainte-Adèle
Phone: 450 229-2727
Lanaudiere Classical Music FestivalThe Festival de Lanaudière is the most important classical music festival in Canada, and it is one of the largest festivals of its kind in North America. It takes place annually in the Lanaudière region, in Joliette, just half an hour from Chalet Villa Bianca. The concerts take place at the beautiful Amphithéâtre Fernand-Lindsay, in the middle of the forest, and in the various churches of the municipalities of Lanaudière. Every summer, it welcomes more than 60,000 music lovers to its various activities.
Tremblant international Blues FestivalA hundred free concerts in the enchanting setting of Tremblant's pedestrian village. Enjoy music featuring emerging and renowned artists, street blues, interactive workshops and family activities.
Take part in the outdoor concerts of the Festival de LanaudièreThe Festival de Lanaudière is the most important classical music festival in Canada, and it is one of the largest festivals of its kind in North America. It takes place annually in July at the Amphithéâtre Fernand-Lindsay in Joliette, and in the various churches of the municipalities of Lanaudière. Each summer, it welcomes more than 60,000 music lovers around artists of international caliber, here and elsewhere.
Take a hike or snowshoe hike in the Ouareau Forest Regional ParkThe Forêt-Ouareau Regional Park, which covers more than 150 km2, is an ideal park for outdoor activities, all year round. It takes the name of the Ouareau river which crosses it. Visitors can access the trails and other sites in the park from the following sectors: Massif, Grande-Jetée, Grande-Vallée, Suspension Bridge and Foothills. This regional park has a network of multifunctional trails (walking, cycling, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing) over 120 km. Climbing enthusiasts can climb three rock faces at Lac Blanc and the Murmures Trail.
Come refresh yourself at the famous water slides of Saint-Sauveur!To fully experience the fusion of a friendly atmosphere, activities for all tastes and ages, and an environment in nature, there is only the experience of the largest water park in the mountains! Whirlpool slides, mountain rafting, descent in the dark, alpine roller coaster, 18-hole mini-golf and amusement park with rides for all ages, the ton of activities will charm all types of personalities. The Sommet Saint-Sauveur Water Park is THE ultimate summer destination for a refreshing day.
Have fun like crazy on tube slides in Saint-Jean-de-MathaJust a few minutes from Chalet Villa Bianca, the Super Glissades Saint-Jean-de-Matha is a real eye-catcher. This superb outdoor center is ideal for a successful day out for the whole family. The Super Glissades are tubes and rafting on two mountain slopes, 7 cross-country ski trails (classic and no skating), 3 snowshoe trails, an ice ring for skating, horse-sleigh rides (depending on traffic) and a merry-go-round for toddlers. On site, you will find a cafeteria, a restaurant, a bar and a dining room located in magnificent glass roofs.
Go cycling on the linear park Le P'tit Train du NordBetween Bois-des-Filion and Mont-Laurier, this well-known bike path follows an old railway line for 232 km. An ideal route to learn about cycle tourism with multiple possible stops in the villages. Luggage transport and shuttle offered.
Enjoy a beautiful sunny day at Golf MontcalmThe Montcalm Golf Club, certified four stars, is located near Rawdon, about twenty minutes from Chalets DesignPur and Villa Bianca. It offers you two magnificent golf courses with different challenges. The more classic signature La Seigneurie course is moderately hilly, with fairways defined by mature trees. The more modern Canton course requires precision to avoid water obstacles and forests.
- Take advantage of a beautiful day to go golfing at Club Lachute
The Lachute Golf Club, a semi-private 36-hole establishment, is committed to providing an ever-higher golf experience that exceeds the expectations of its customers. For 100 years, its mission has been to improve playing conditions, restore the ecological balance of the environment, provide unparalleled customer service and create a social environment that makes golfers feel at home. .
Golf Saint-Jean-de-MathaLocated about an hour from Montreal, this club primarily offers mountain golf. (Course: 18 holes - 6,000 yards - par 72). The St-Jean-de-Matha Golf Club of the Lanaudière Resort and Convention Center is very proud to be considered an essential golf course for Quebecers for 50 years now. During the winter, our site is transformed into super slides on tubes and rafting on snow. The Golf Club is located in the mountains with breathtaking panoramic views.
Gigantic Corn Maze of LanaudiereWith family or friends, come tackle our gigantic corn maze. Covers more than 6 hectares (over 60,000 m²), so you're sure to get lost for a while! As you make your way through the 2 circuits, you'll find riddles, charades and games. Check out our special activities (night, Perseids and Halloween)! If raining, maze is closed. Cost: from $4.25 per person.
Hiking at Mount KaaïkopIn the Algonquin language, Kaaïkop means “bare, rocky, steep and high”. Formerly called Mount Legault, Mount Kaaïkop, at an altitude of 838 meters, is the third highest peak in the Laurentians. The grand tour offers a loop punctuated by splendid views of the other peaks in the region, including Montagne Noire and Mont Tremblant. We cross a dense forest of conifers before reaching its summit.
Distance: 11.8km
Elevation: 340m
Advanced level
Dogs: allowed (on leash)
Hiking: Mont-Tremblant via the Lac Brûlé trailA classic for fall colors. The Grand Brûlé trail is a long climb punctuated by waterfalls, a beaver dam and several viewpoints over the village and Lake Tremblant. At the top, the most tired can take the gondola ($) or take one of the other trails that go down (Les Caps, 5 km, or the Vertigo, 6 km) or simply turn around. Parking fees at the Versant Sud Resort to be expected.
Distance: 13 km (round trip)
Elevation: 645m
Intermediate level
Dogs: prohibited
Hiking: The Great Valleys - Mont-Tremblant National Park (L'Assomption sector)A round trip of less than 5 km with a rather modest elevation gain in a much less frequented sector of the park, what more could you ask for? From the belvedere, the panorama reveals an admirable view of the surrounding valleys. The ascent is made through a mature maple grove and the most attentive will note the presence of hemlocks, a rather rare species in this park. Starting point: Lac-de-L’Assomption picnic area, 15 km north of the L’Assomption information kiosk.
Distance: 4.6km
Elevation: 220m
Intermediate level
Dogs: allowed (on leash)
Go on a dog sledding tour with Kanatha-AkiKanatha-Aki invites you to escape and discover nature at its best! Winter dog sled excursions and expeditions to enjoy the Laurentians' scenery. Memories guaranteed!
Take a dog sledding tour with Kinadapt20 minutes from Chalets DesignPur and Villa Bianca, come and learn about an activity that will leave you with unforgettable memories. The pack of Alaskan huskies from Kinadapt to Rawdon asks for nothing better than to accompany you through mountains, valleys and woods, and make you move in harmony with nature.
An explosion of local flavors: the outstanding cuisine of L'ÉpicurieuxLocated in the very pretty village of Val-David in the Laurentians, L’Épicurieux is a small neighborhood restaurant known for its fresh dishes and its menu that adapts to the seasons. The chef pays particular attention to fresh and local products, both in the dishes and in the desserts. The wine list is made up entirely of independent winegrowers. The beers, as well as all the alcohols used in the cocktails are made in Quebec.
La Cabane d’à CôtéWith La Cabane d’à Côté, Au Pied de Cochon offers a rustic table declined in picnic baskets. These are gourmet and can be eaten in the orchard. Local Quebec products are in the spotlight and prepared with the greatest care. The picnic menu changes every month.
Address: 3595, Montée Robillard, Mirabel
La Table des GourmetsWell rooted in the French gastronomic tradition, the chef Thierry Rouyé and his sons still go off the beaten track by offering bold combinations of tastes, such as this trout accompanied by grilled kasha and rapini. And they make it a point of honor to work with Quebec producers whose list appears on the menu. To enjoy extraordinary taste experiences, the 5-course option according to the inspiration of the cuisine seems a good choice.
Address: 2353 rue de l'Église in Val-David
Tel: 819-322-2353
Go visit a bison farmLa Terre des Bisons is a dynamic and innovative family farming business that has been working in the field of Large game reproduction since 1994. The farm, with an area of 400 acres, is located in Rawdon, a municipality in the Lanaudière region. It is an active and well-represented region in the agro-tourism sector. Their herds of grazing bison and elk are constantly changing and each spring the herd grows larger with the arrival of small calves and fawns.
Lachine CanalThe manicured walking and cycling path that snakes along the Lachine Canal from Old Montreal all the way into Lachine is a fantastic way to shake a leg within the city, with views of water throughout and lots of people watching, too. A good starting point is at the corner of McGill and de la Commune, then walk westward for as far as you like on one side before crossing one of the bridges to loop back on the other side. For a 2-hour walk, make Atwater Market your goal from McGill and de la Commune, grab a picnic lunch and go.
Restaurant Lola45Lola 45 is one of our favorite restaurants in the Laurentians for a unique and tasty experience. The chef works on a seasonal menu in symbiosis with local products and the wine list is perfect for a most successful taste experience! If you are planning to go to Saint-Sauveur and are looking for a restaurant, you will not be disappointed by this restaurant which is THE destination not to be missed!
Treat yourself to a gourmet detour at the Magasin de l'Abbaye Val Notre-DameL'Abbaye Val Notre-Dame Store, located in Saint-Jean-de-Matha, brings together a wide variety of local products. In addition to offering certain products made in the Abbey's workshop, such as caramels, chocolates, cakes, forest products and more, the Store offers several products from businesses in the Lanaudière region. If you are looking for cheeses, marinades, jams, dressings, the Magasin de l'Abbaye is a must! In addition, you can take advantage of being there to admire the magnificent architecture of the new abbey, at the foot of the Montagne Coupée.
McCord MuseumWednesday evenings after 5 p.m. and every first Sunday of the month are free at the McCord Museum. Your ticket gives access to major exhibitions such as Indigenous Voices of Today, which testifies to the still little-known knowledge of the Indigenous peoples of Quebec and Canada, the deep wounds they carry and their resilience.
Merci la VieThis Piedmont bakery in the Laurentians presents a fresh summer menu featuring local ingredients. Delicious pizzas, salads and hearty brunch platters are available and can be enjoyed on the location's large wooded lot.
Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC)For more than 50 years, the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) has been THE museum dedicated to contemporary art in the country. In a collection of nearly 8,000 permanent works is the work of prolific Quebec artists such as Geneviève Cadieux and Jean-Paul Riopelle, in addition to international artists such as Lorna Simpson and Wangechi Mutu. In preparation for a $44 million renovation that will double the size of the museum by 2023, the MAC has moved into a temporary site on Place Ville-Marie and is organizing temporary exhibitions in various other the city.
Montreal BiodômeOriginally built as a velodrome for the 1976 Olympic Games, the Montreal Biodôme is now a nature museum. Visitors navigate through four distinct ecosystems, all from North America: a tropical forest, a Laurentian forest, a marine ecosystem of the St. Lawrence and a subpolar region. In addition to plant species, the museum is also home to a wide variety of animals, including macaws, frogs, penguins, and even a capybara.
Montreal's Old PortYou don't have to go far to get away from it all: lots of events and outdoor activities await you in the heart of Montreal's Old Port!
Montreal's Best RestaurantsDiscover the flavors, gastronomic specialties and emblematic dishes of Montreal.
Explore the region by snowmobileSeveral companies rent snowmobiles near Chalets DesignPur and Villa Bianca, in Rawdon and Saint-Côme. Note, however, that we ask our customers to bring their snowmobiles on a platform in order to respect the tranquility of the neighboring chalets, and to use snowmobiles outside the estates, on the trails provided for this purpose.
Mountain biking in the LaurentiansTourisme Laurentides offers a vast selection of itineraries across the region for mountain biking enthusiasts. Are you ready for the adventure?
Visit the Louis-Cyr MuseumFrom your first steps in Maison Louis-Cyr, you will be immersed in the universe of the strong man thanks to the interior design of period pieces. Presented in French and English, the visit of the main exhibition will allow you to discover various aspects of Louis Cyr's life, from his childhood to his circus life, including his travels and his exploits. Open since the summer of 2015, the 2nd floor of the house reveals the private apartments of the strongman (period reconstructions of the bedrooms and the bathroom) in addition to reserving a prime seat, when the opportunity arises, for temporary exhibitions and activities.
Musée Pointe-à-CallièreLocated above Fort Ville-Marie, this museum is dedicated to the Montrealers who founded the city in 1642. This museum complex highlights the origins of the city of Montreal with the help of multiple archaeological finds discoveries in the vicinity of the museum. Temporary exhibitions were also devoted to a wide variety of subjects ranging from the visit of the Beatles to Montreal in 1964 to the different kinds of bread produced in Montreal. After visiting this museum, you will finally know why a city as cold in winter as Montreal has so many outdoor stairs!
Massage therapy at the cottageDo you want to relax in depth during your stay in one of our cottages in Lanaudière?
Look no further, we have what you need! We offer you the professional and personalized services of our massage therapist Patricia, who will come to the cottage by appointment to meet with you. You can reach her directly at 450-421-5361 (we do not take appointments). Patricia offers different techniques: EmergEssence massage, Californian massage and Deep Tissue.
Outdoor adventures in the LaurentiansAre you looking to discover all-white Laurentian landscapes? Tyroparc – Parc d’aventures en montagne has created carbon-neutral guided snowmobile tour packages to allow you to find these wild white spaces. They also offer Winter Via Ferrata and Winter Zipline tours. Their activity packages encourage family activities, group outings with outdoor thrills in the Laurentians. 20 minutes from Mont-Tremblant and 50 minutes from Montreal. Become an outdoor adventurer in the mountains, book your one-day adventure and vacation now at a great price!
Discover the magic of Dorwin Falls Park in winter!A few steps from the center of Rawdon, this impressive site is definitely worth a detour for nature lovers, who will be delighted by the panorama of this imposing waterfall, which is partially frozen in winter.
Discover the Chutes-Monte-à-Peine-et-des-Dalles Regional ParkCovering an area of 750 acres, the park is located in the heart of three municipalities, Ste-Béatrix, St-Jean-de-Matha and Ste-Mélanie. This clever sleight of hand trick of the Assumption River which brilliantly deploys, in the space of 5 km, all its most subtle maneuvers: a deeply sunken gorge, frenzied waterfalls and three dazzling waterfalls. And this grandiose spectacle is spread out in an open landscape where deep valleys rub shoulders with mature forests with their old trees and agricultural fields with rolling pastures.
Parc Jean-DrapeauYou’ll know this park as the lively site of La Ronde amusement park, Formula One Grand Prix and music festivals galore including Osheaga, but it’s also a verdant escape from the city buzz. On any day when it’s not the site of some extraordinary event, this island park is a haven located just a few metro stops away from downtown Montreal, packed with paths and trails and surrounded by the St. Lawrence. You can walk yourself silly on the paths, but go off-road and explore a little by the waterside, and you’ll discover some truly special spots well suited to picnics.
Take a hike at Dorwin Falls Regional ParkA few steps from the center of Rawdon, this impressive site is definitely worth a detour for nature lovers, who will be delighted by an imposing waterfall, lookouts, flora interpretation trails and play areas protected by trees. centenarians.
Propulsion RaftingRecognized as one of the most beautiful rafting rivers in North America, the Rouge can make you experience extraordinary emotions. With class 2-3 or class 4-5 courses, the Rouge River can entertain families, groups of friends or work teams alike. Propulsion will make you experience these emotions in the greatest possible safety with 38 years of experience on the Rouge.
Take a forest hike around Lake ClermoustierNo need to take the car! No matter the season of the year, on foot or on snowshoes, this nature hike of just over an hour will enchant you. Go to the end of avenue du Lac Clermoustier and join the marked path that will take you through the forest around our magnificent lake, to the boulevard du 7è lac.
Snowshoe hike around Lake ClermoustierNo need to take the car! Put on your snowshoes and presto ... Let's go! This nature hike of just over an hour will enchant you. Go to the end of avenue du Lac Clermoustier and join the marked path that will take you through the forest around our magnificent lake, to the boulevard du 7è lac.
- Take a hike on the Domaine's trails
Leave the car at the chalet, put on your hiking boots and go for a hike alone, with family or friends on the Domaine's many trails. Observe the abundant wildlife (deer, wild turkeys, foxes, blue jays, etc.) and take advantage of the fresh air to ventilate your body and mind in complete zen.
- Take a snowshoe hike on one of the Domaine's magnificent trails
Leave the car at the chalet and take advantage of a beautiful sunny day to go for a snowshoe hike, with family or friends, on one of the Domaine's many snowshoe trails. Be on the lookout for wild animals that roam the woods and you will surely see deer at the bend of a path, a beaver or a group of wild turkeys. Open your eyes and take a deep breath!
Restaurant du Golf BalmoralThe Italian cuisine created by a great chef is magnificent here. Imagine the combination of delicious food with welcoming staff, that's exactly what RESTAURANT LE BALMORAL - By Chantal and Tony - offers you. Pleasant service is always a pleasure. You will appreciate a beautiful decor and a cozy atmosphere at this place.
Rock climbing at Ste-Émélie de l'ÉnergieTwo easily accessible walls: the Proximus site is very interesting for its climbing style. The approach walk is only a few minutes! It is also ideal for animation because of its accessibility and the ease with which it can be installed. The Serenity site is very pleasant for its vertical or overhanging style of climbing. A small stream flows at the base of the cliff and makes the place magical...
Treetop HikeOur Treetop walk at Sentier des cimes Laurentides is a new truly unique way to take in scenic views from above the trees. You will start the walk along a path that winds through the forest and up to the treetops. The nearly one-kilometre path leads to the observation tower that rises 40 m (equivalent to a 12-storey building) above the forest to offer a stunning bird’s eye view of the Laurentian forests and mountains. The walk ways and main tower, with a maximum slope of 6 degrees, are completely accessible to strollers and wheelchairs. From the top, you’ll have a breathtaking view of the rolling hills typical of the Laurentian mountain range, and landmarks such as Mont-Tremblant. The total distance including the tower walk is 2.7km round trip and takes about 2 hours.
Enjoy winter sports with the family at Ski MontcalmLocated in Lanaudière just twenty minutes from Chalet DesignPur, Ski Montcalm is very close to the village of Rawdon and its attractions. Make the most of your stay by discovering a variety of activities for the whole family!
Enjoy a day of skiing at Mont Saint-SauveurThe Sommet Saint-Sauveur and its Avila slope offer 40 trails, ranging from training slopes to trails dedicated to experts, moguls and mods enthusiasts. It is here and now that you take the time to enjoy a drink with friends, to feel the wind caressing your skin on the mountain, to taste the pleasure of the outdoors, to laugh with old friends, to meet people, to live according to events and to be part of a family. Sommet Saint-Sauveur is the epicenter of entertainment.
- Escape on the slopes of Sommet Morin-Heights
Visiting Sommet Morin Heights is a journey in itself. The indescribable landscapes, the varied activities and its unique location will make you discover the most beautiful place there is, a few minutes from Montreal.
Come ski or snowboard in Val Saint-CômeLocated near the DesignPur and Villa Bianca Chalets, the Val Saint-Côme ski resort will enchant you from the first descent. With its 300 m of vertical drop, its majestic panoramas are available on 36 tracks of various calibers, including 8 illuminated in the evening. With in addition its natural undergrowth and its snow park area, the mountain promises challenges that will appeal to skiers and snowboarders!
Society for Arts & Technology (SAT)Covered by a futuristic dome forming a 360-degree theater, the SAT is a place dedicated to experimenting with creative projects in immersive technology such as virtual reality and 3D design. After watching the projections in the Satosphere, head to the Food Lab located on the roof terrace where the wide dome looms in the background. Don't forget to check the calendar of events. There are regular open-air movie nights at Place de la paix, after-parties infused with festival themes and programming marathon-type workshops (hackathon).
Spa Bota BotaA relaxation spa in the Old Port of Montreal, the Bota Bota is a spa on the water, set up on a barge boat with a panoramic view of the city. Come and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere, the various baths and the relaxation treatments.
Relax deeply at the Spa La Source Bains NordiquesLocated in Rawdon, the Spa La Source Bains Nordiques offers you an exceptional relaxation area with three hot baths, two cold baths, a natural pond, a relaxation cave, a steam bath, a dry sauna, indoor relaxation environments and exterior and incomparable massage therapy services.
Relax at the Ofuro SpaOfuro, the most Zen of Spas, offers you an invigorating experience when meeting water. Near Saint-Sauveur, in the Laurentians, and located in the heart of 10 acres of nature, Spa Ofuro offers you to feel the benefits of thermotherapy through dry or steam saunas with a sweet scent of eucalyptus, by swimming in the river or taking advantage of the temperate pools. Complete your experience by choosing from a wide range of beauty and body treatments, with a massage and enjoying comfortable accommodation. The Japanese atmosphere of Spa Ofuro plunges you, rain or shine, into an unrivaled regenerating health escape.
Live the full Scandinavian experience at Strøm Nordic Spa Saint-Sauveur!Traversed by the rivière à Simon, Strøm Nordic Spa Saint-Sauveur honours the Scandinavian tradition that is already well established in the Laurentians by opening on the site of the first Nordic spa in Québec, inaugurated in the 1960s. The advantage of this spa is its proximity to the river, which makes it easy to transition from the sauna’s heat to the river’s coolness. Surrounded by mature trees and nestled in one of Québec’s most picturesque tourist regions, Strøm Saint-Sauveur offers an immersive relaxing experience that is in harmony with its environment and setting.
Sunday brunch or dinner in an exceptional location: Manoir StoneHavenWith its spacious English gardens near the back terrace and its enchanting setting, the Manoir StoneHaven in Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts is the ideal place for Sunday brunch or for a tasting menu. The location offers a view of the lake and the mountains, and access to trails for walking in the summer and cross-country skiing or snowshoeing in the winter.
Sugar Shack Côte-à-JolyNestled in the picturesque hills of the beautiful village of Saint-Jean-de-Matha, in Lanaudière, The Sugar Shack (cabane à sucre) Côte-à-Joly offers a culinary experience through different menus according to the seasons. Meals during the sugar season, maple milk bar in the summer and sale of maple products all year long! You will find a warm atmosphere, in a raw and rustic decor, as well as a breathtaking view.
The Montreal Science CenterLike any good science museum, the Montreal Science Center is a veritable educational playground. The permanent exhibitions of this museum located in Old Montreal are mainly aimed at children, but there is something for everyone. We saw interactive exhibits on dinosaurs, Star Wars, sex education and the effect of music on emotions. At its IMAX museum, you slip on 3D glasses to watch movies on just about any subject, from volcanoes to pandas. It is also a good place to visit the docks.
The Mount-Royal ParkOnly 10 minutes walk from the Terrace Saint-Hubert, the Mount-Royal Park is one of the city's greatest oasis of nature offering an amazing biodiversity. Take to the trail at this Montreal attraction which is perhaps more of a walk than a hike, but which—with its ample trees, decent incline and stunning view of the city—will still get you sweating. This arboreal oasis is beautiful at all times of the year, and the well-maintained path means you don’t have to worry too much about your winter hiking gear being up to snuff. While there are paths that wind in every which way, you also have the option of off-roading it if you want a real rugged experience.
The Museum of Fine ArtsThe Montreal Museum of Fine Arts offers you a wide range of emotions, experiences and discoveries!
Discover the exhibitions, the permanent collection and the various cultural activities.
Savor a good local beer at the Microbrasserie du Tré-CarréLocated in a historic house in the center of Saint-Côme, Trécarré Microbrasserie is a unifying, family and friendly place. Passers-by eager for discoveries will be able to taste the house beers and refined cuisine with a local flavor. A must!
Val-David-Val-Morin regional parkThe Val-David-Val-Morin regional park offers outdoor enthusiasts a special place. This 600-hectare protected territory is criss-crossed by hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails. The Far Hills sector offers infrastructures allowing access to groups and young families. Dotted with various peaks, as well as two mountain lakes, the park offers you natural beauty and breathtaking panoramas in all seasons!
Mountain biking in LanaudiereTourisme Lanaudière offers a variety of activities and itineraries across the region for mountain bike and fatbike enthusiasts. Are you ready for the adventure?
Road biking in LanaudièreTourisme Lanaudiere proposes a multitude of itineraries designed especially for road cycling enthusiasts. With varying levels of difficulty and climbs, our trails offer something for every cyclist. Choose from among city circuits, routes that take you alongside the St. Lawrence River, or mountain trails. Every route is dotted with interesting attractions. The perfect way to plan your next bike ride!
ZEC LavigneA vast territory of 176 lakes ideal for hunting and fishing, which covers an area of 405 km2 and has a road network of 150 km. ZEC Lavigne is one of the busiest ZECs per km2 in Quebec. The territory is accessible by 3 reception stations located in Notre-Dame-de-la-Merci, Saint-Côme and Saint-Zénon.
This contemporary cottage offers a panoramic view and a private access to Lake Beaudoin. Located on a large 45,000 sq.ft. wooded lot, it is the perfect place to enjoy nature and relax with your beloved ones. Hot tub and outdoor dry sauna included.
This superb contemporary villa with private pool is built in glass and steel and offers access to L'Assomption River. Located on a large private lot, it offers a breathtaking, panoramic view of the valley and surrounding mountains.
Apt to inspire deep relaxation, this contemporary log cabin with swimming pool (in summer), spa and dry sauna (year-round), will seduce you as soon as you arrive.
This modern chalet features a minimalist, refined style that has been entirely designed for your rest and relaxation. Located just 75 minutes from Montreal, it sits on the shores of Lake Clermoustier, a magnificent ecological lake.
Official unveiling on October 10. What we can reveal: a lakefront chalet with three bedrooms, a private spa, a year-round outdoor dry sauna, watercraft… and all the natural magic of Lanaudière. Book the unknown. Experience excellence.
Designed to deliver true peace of mind, this spectacular and completely renovated log cabin with private inground pool (in Summer), hot tub and sauna (all year round) is located within the prestigious Fiddler Lake Resort.
Chalet Serenia is a fully renovated lakefront retreat featuring 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, an indoor and outdoor fireplace, a pool table that converts into a ping-pong table, a foosball table, a private hot tub, an outdoor dry sauna, watercrafts… and all the magic of Lanaudière at your doorstep. Let the Zenya spirit surprise you — this peaceful haven in the heart of nature is sure to exceed your expectations.
Perfect for nature lovers, this completely renovated log cabin is nestled on a vast private lot with access to Fiddler Lake and an abundance of privacy and tranquility. Private heated pool in Summer.
Designed to make you unwind, this freshly renovated log cabin with access to the lake is a true oasis of serenity. Hot tub and dry sauna all year long, private inground heated pool available in Summer.
Last born of the Zenya family, this redesigned log cabin is nestled on a vast lot with access to the lake. Hot tub and dry sauna for 8 persons available all year round. Private inground heated swimming pool available in June 2023.
Designed to deliver true peace of mind, this spectacular and completely renovated lakefront log cabin with hot tub and sauna (all year round) is located within the prestigious Fiddler Lake Resort.
Thoughtfully designed to offer complete peace of mind, this spectacular, fully renovated lakefront log cabin features a year-round hot tub and sauna and is ideally located within the prestigious Fiddler Lake Resort.
Biggest cottage within the Chalets Zenya family, this impressive cottage with 6 bedrooms is currently being completely redesigned for your comfort and will be reopened in December 2023 for rentals. Hot tub and dry sauna for 8 persons available all year round. Private in-ground heated swimming pool available from June 1st to the end of September.
Soon available for rent and meditative in nature, Chalet Villa Ortigia will be built on wooded land with access to water. Resolutely contemporary in style, its large bay windows will flood its interior with light whatever the season of the year and will make it a perfect place to relax in nature.
