Just a short drive from Montreal is Mont Saint-Bruno - a local mountain filled with lush forests, hidden lakes, and enchanting trails. I recently hiked the trail called "Sentier des Lacs", let me tell you about some the best views.

With its rich tapestry of landscapes ranging from rugged coastlines to pristine forests and charming historic towns, the province of Quebec offers endless opportunities for landscape photography lovers.

While Quebec City's urban charm and its history are captivating, there are many beautiful nature spaces to explore close to the city. L'Éperon Trail is one of my favorite hiking trails.

Mont Orford is a great place to enjoy the breathtaking rainbow of colors that takes place during the month of October. Every landscape becomes a work of art, it is truly a magical time of the year.

Mont Grand Fonds is a hidden summer gem in the Parc National des Grands-Jardins of Québec. This ski mountain stands at 725m tall and offers breathtaking views Lac Gravel below surrounded by the Laurentian mountains. 

Wrap around views of nearby farm lands with nature in all of it's glorious tones, Mont Saint-Grégoire is a local gem to discover. Located less than an hour away from Montreal, this mountain has got a handful of fun hiking trails that go up and around. 

Get immersed the awe-inspiring region of Charlevoix and discover the beauty that the Mont-du-Lac-des-Cygnes has to offer. This hiking trail is haven for outdoor enthusiasts, nature aficionados, and adventure seekers yearning for a surreal experience in Quebec's mountains.

The Mont Ham Regional Park offers a few trails that will get you to the top of the mountain. Each trail includes awe-inspiring vistas, lush forests, and a thrilling ascent to the summit.