Late September to mid-October turns the Quebec landscape into one of the most spectacular fall colour shows in North America. From the maples on Mount Royal to the sweeping orange-red slopes of the Eastern Townships and the Laurentians, this guide covers the 10 best places to see and photograph fall colours near Montreal in 2026, […]
The Samuel-De Champlain Bridge — the newer cable-stayed bridge opened in 2019 — is one of Montreal’s most photogenic landmarks. Spanning the Saint Lawrence between Île des Sœurs and Brossard, it offers a dedicated pedestrian and bike path with sweeping skyline views, dramatic suspension cables, and one of the best sunset perspectives in the city. […]
Yamaska National Park is one of the closest SÉPAQ national parks to Montreal — just 40 minutes east, near Granby. With a sandy beach on a large reservoir, a 22 km bike loop, family-friendly hiking, and excellent winter activities, it’s a strong option for a day trip when you want real nature without a long […]
Montreal has one of the most underrated skylines in North America for golden-hour photography. The mix of water, bridges, the mountain, and a downtown that faces both east and west means the city offers a different sunset every season. This guide rounds up the 10 best places to watch and photograph the sunset in Montreal, […]
Mont Bromont sits in the heart of the Eastern Townships (Cantons-de-l’Est), about 40 to 50 minutes southeast of downtown Montreal. It is one of the closest mountains to the city with a true network of marked hiking trails, and one of the few day-trip destinations where you can pair a serious 15 km loop with […]