The Laurentian Mountains' top little towns and attractions are all included on this popular tourist driving route. The Route des Belles Histoires is for you if you have more than one day and want to learn about the area thoroughly. The almost 285km circuit has a Saint-Jérôme start and a Mont-Laurier finish. It will lead you to the various tourist attractions and historical sites. You may simply just pick and select the locations that appear most intriguing to you if you're not too ambitious (like I am). We chose to visit Saint-Adele, Val-David, and a couple of the other villages based on the itinerary.
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The linear park of the Petit Train du Nord is almost perfectly followed by the Route des Belles Histoires. The fact that this path connects to all the several train stations and towns indicates that it was in fact utilised by the Laurentians' first residents. These days, you may enjoy this well-liked multipurpose track on foot, a bike, a snowshoe, or a snowmobile! One of the simplest areas to trek in the Laurentian Mountains is the path. For the whole family, it's flat, free, and enjoyable. You're welcome to stay a few days or a few hours! There are several amenities accessible to users, including free parking, bike rentals, shuttle buses, and lodging near the route.
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The Laurentians are home to some of Quebec's beautiful scenery, in addition to little villages, historic roads, and outstanding restaurants. There are several outdoor activities you may engage in while visiting this area, which is a haven for nature enthusiasts. You may go hiking, canoeing, kayaking, riding, or mountain climbing in one of the best parks such as Parc de la Rivière Doncaster, during the warmer months.
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