With spring break approaching, Sépaq invites you to get outside, experience winter, and enjoy nature. Whether with family or friends, its national parks and tourist resorts become playgrounds filled with guided and independent activities designed for all ages.
At Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park, spring break takes on the feel of a winter festival with night skiing, family sledding, and discovery activities focused on wildlife and survival skills. You can also take a well-deserved break with a hot snack at the kiosk or tea room.
At Yamaska National Park, adrenaline is guaranteed: moonlight fat biking, trail challenges, snow tubing, snow scooters, and ice fishing make up a program that is as fun as it is original.
Mont-Orford National Park focuses on discovery with a winter geocaching hike punctuated by puzzles and spectacular views.
Further south, Mont-Mégantic National Park combines winter fun and science with sledding, cross-country skiing, and snow shooting, along with solar observation activities and astronomy evenings at the ASTROLab.
In the Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie National Park, families can take part in fun rallies, learn about caribou, and enjoy the ice rink and slides.
Mont-Tremblant National Park offers educational activities about wildlife, outdoor demonstrations, and winter treats to warm you up.
At the Duchesnay Tourist Resort, moonlight skiing, ice fishing, and guided activities will set the pace for the week.
Finally, Jacques-Cartier National Park immerses visitors in the magic of winter with its « A Park Under the Stars » evenings, torchlight sledding, and illuminated trails.
Whether you’re looking for adrenaline, discovery, or simply the pleasure of spending time outdoors, Sépaq offers a host of opportunities to enjoy an active and memorable spring break throughout Quebec. To discover the full program and plan your outings, all the details are available on the Sépaq website.