10 INCREDIBLE PLACES TO SUP IN QUEBEC THIS FALL!
Autumn is here! Have you tried paddleboarding? Don't forget your waterproof phone case to take great photos! Consult our cold water SUP 101 guideto prepare for your fall adventure!
1. LAKE TREMBLANT, MONT-TREMBLANT
The mountains surrounding this majestic lake provide a perfect backdrop for paddling in the shade of blushing maples. The area is also equipped with several SUP rental companies for those who do not have their own equipment.
Photo: lesversants.com
2. Missisquoi River, O’kataventures station
The winding and picturesque Missisquoi River winds its way through the regions of Quebec and Vermont, offering a unique blend of natural landscapes, historical heritage and adventure opportunities. It is an ideal place for paddle boarding, especially during the fall months.
Photo: Memphremagog tourism
3. Jean-Drapeau Park, Montreal
Located in the heart of Montreal, Parc Jean-Drapeau is a green oasis that extends over two islands: Sainte-Hélène Island and Notre-Dame Island. While most people associate this park with summer festivals and sporting activities, few realize that it is also a great place for paddle boarding, especially during the fall months.
Photo: rivesuddrivein.com
4. Taurus Lake, Lanaudière
Lac Taureau, located near Saint-Michel-des-Saints in Quebec, is a vast reservoir that extends over more than 95 km². With its numerous bays, dotted islands and winding banks, Lac Taureau offers an exceptional paddle boarding experience, especially during the fall season.
Photo: Auberge du Lac Taureau
5. Brome Lake
Located in the heart of the Eastern Townships, Brome Lake is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. This is particularly true for paddle board enthusiasts who, in the fall, find Brome Lake a true sanctuary.
Photo: quoifaireenfamille.com
6. Oka National Park, Montreal
A short drive from Montreal, Oka National Park is a great destination for those looking to escape the city. It is a popular location for many activities, including paddle boarding. In autumn, the park transforms, offering a SUP experience surrounded by a captivating landscape.
Photo: authentikcanada.com
7. Lake Témiscouata National Park
Nestled in Bas-Saint-Laurent, Lac-Témiscouata National Park is a haven of peace for lovers of nature and water activities. The lake, which gives its name to the park, is the second largest natural lake south of the St. Lawrence River. In the fall, this place offers an incomparable paddle boarding (SUP) experience.
photo: bassaintlaurent.ca
8. lake massawippi
Nestled in the heart of the Eastern Townships, Lake Massawippi, with its jagged shores and idyllic panoramas, is a true gem for paddle board (SUP) enthusiasts. When the leaves begin to change color, the lake transforms into a living painting, providing a unique experience for paddlers.
Photo: Municipality of North Hatley
9. Fjord-du-Saguenay National Park
Stretched between the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region and the North Shore, the majestic Fjord-du-Saguenay offers a grandiose natural setting for paddle boarding (SUP). When autumn arrives and the foliage changes color, the beauty of the fjord is amplified, providing a truly memorable SUP experience.
Photo: Normand Gaudreault
10. Jacques-Cartier National Park
Located about thirty kilometers north of Quebec, the Jacques-Cartier National Park is a setting of wild nature. With its deep valley and winding river, the park provides a perfect setting for paddle boarding, especially during the fall season.
Photo: quebec.quoifaire.com
FINALLY, I’LL LET YOU EXPLORE THE MAGNIFICENT COLOR CARD THAT BONJOUR QUÉBEC HAS MADE FOR YOU! THE MAP COULD NOT BE MORE PERFECT, IT NOT ONLY DIRECTS YOU TO THE IDEAL PLACES TO ENJOY NATURE THIS AUTUMN, BUT IT ALSO SHOWS THE CHANGE OF COLORS FROM THE BEGINNING TO ITS CLIMB.
