A region of a thousand faces, Lanaudière is defined by the fresh air of the mountains, the bucolic charm of the countryside and the liveliness of its towns and villages. In winter, hikers, skiers, snowmobilers and dogsledders are invited to get closer to nature and the great outdoors. Lanaudière is also full of attractions that appeal to both culture lovers and foodies in search of flavours.

Sleep under the stars and admire the night sky!

Photo credit: Hébergement Les Pieds sur Terre

This winter, what would you say to a stay in a “bubble” under the snow? Les pieds sur terre specializes in a wide array of whimsical accommodations that offer complete immersion in nature, including bubble pods, a hobbit house and even a nest! These well-equipped units provide everything you need for a stay that is both luxurious and rustic in style: a private hot tub, a heated mattress cover, an indoor kitchen and bathroom. The ideal spot for a romantic getaway!

New and improved features to enjoy at Ski Garceau this winter

Photo credit: TQ - Tourisme Lanaudière/O. Croteau

An ideal family destination for downhill skiers, Ski Garceau boasts a slew of new and improved facilities this winter, including a new boutique, expanded and redesigned service areas and new snow cannons to increase snowmaking speed as well as snow quantity and quality. Set against the majestic backdrop of Saint-Donat, this ski resort offers 37 trails for all levels (including three snow parks and two school slopes) as well as alpine hiking and the same warm welcome visitors have enjoyed since 1964!

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Photo credit: TQ - Jean-François Hamelin