20 Gorgeous Airbnb Chalets In Quebec For The Best Fall Foliage Views
Grab a PSL and hit the road.
- Fall is just around the corner! Here are 20 Quebec Airbnb chalets to get the best fall foliage views.
- From lakeside retreats to off-the-grid cabins in the woods, there's something on this list for every vacation preference.
- Book soon! These places are going fast.
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I've always loved living somewhere with four distinct seasons. Yes, winter takes some getting used to in Quebec. But we are lucky to live in a province that is beautiful all year round.
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With fall no longer around the corner, but actually here, it's time to start planning all those fall activities we love to do so much, like seeing the leaves change. You don't have to leave Montreal to experience it, just walking around the city's parks can be enough.
But what's more perfect and wholesome than a road trip to check out the best fall foliage Quebec has to offer?
We took a look at Airbnb for the top 20 chalets, condos, and homes you can rent to experience a breathtaking fall. Just imagine being surrounded by trees that you can see from your windowed walls. Secluded, with only the roar of a (sometimes indoor and outdoor) fireplace to keep you company.
Quebec foliage can vary wildly depending on the area you travel to. Check out this fall foliage map that shows you when and where it will be peak season in the province.
So make sure your phone is charged, as some of these places are so Instagrammable you won't be able to stop shooting.
Cabane Dans Les Arbes!
Where: Saint-Jean-de-Matha
Cost: $130
How better to see the turn of leaves than actually being in the trees. This cute cabin has an indoor fireplace and private outside jacuzzi.
Luxurious, High-Vibration, Modern Retreat
Where: Gatineau
Cost: $274/night
This 3600 sq ft home is booking up fast and you can see why. It's all luxury and the perfect balance of modern and cozy. Even the sauna has a view of the forest.
Cabin Perched On Escarpment Bank
Where: Plantagenet
Cost: $130
Windowed walls let in spectacular views in this glamping Airbnb. You do need to be comfortable walking 20 minutes to the location, but it will all be worth it once you get there.
Where: Saint-Calixte
Cost: $130
This countryside retreat is a magical forest getaway. Spend the night in your bubble bedroom staring up at the trees.
Magnifique Chalet D'Architecte à Flanc De Falaise!
Where: Bolton-Ouest
Cost: $169
With so many cozy escapes on this list, this one grabbed our attention with its hyper-modern, cliffside location. There are only spots left in November, so take advantage of this architectural home in the wilderness.
READ MORE: The Most Picturesque Activities To Do This Fall In & Around Montreal
Magog Waterfront – Cozy and Comfortable Studio
Where: Magog
Cost: $99
Located near downtown Magog, this condo has the perfect view of the water and mountains to experience fall in every way.
Cocon #2
Where: Sainte-Lucie-des-Laurentides
Cost: $89
If it's not too cold, this modern chalet has an outdoor shower (but don't worry they also have indoor showers) with views of the lake.
La Zenitude Mont Ste-Anne
Where: Saint-Ferréol-les-Neiges
Cost: $170
You will find the best view of the mountain at this pristine chalet. It's meant to curl up in front of the outdoor fireplace or enjoy one of the many outdoor activities.
Chalet Le Sous-Bois
Where: Saguenay
Cost: $192
Your own private chalet on the steps of the Saguenay Fjord, this is a breathtaking area where you won't even have to leave the comfort of the rental to experience.
Charming Log Cabin In The Countryside
Where: Lac-des-Plages
Cost: $61
There is access to a firepit outside, where you can stare up at the skies once you're finished taking in the vibrant colors of the leaves.
Chalet Saint-Armand
Where: Saint-Armand
Cost: $140
With its roof beamed ceilings, this chalet pays homage to its water and forest location. There is pretty much every outdoor activity within driving and walking distance from this escape.
Wood Cabin, Mont Ste-Anne
Where: Saint-Ferréol-les-Neiges
Cost: $142
A picture-perfect cabin set only a four-minute bike ride from one of the most beautiful cabins in Quebec, Mont Sainte-Anne.
Vue Imprenable Sur Le Fleuve
Where: Cap-Santé
Cost: $130
Surrounded by trees and facing the water, this two bedroom chalet is perfect to not only watch the leaves change, but also passing boats!
Pine Home – Ancestrale Au Coeur De La Nature
Where: Hatley
Cost: $97
This is another place to get away from it all. Located in the heart of nature, it's only a 20-minute drive from the US border. And there's a wood-burning stove!
Chalet On The Mountain
Where: Saint-Sauveur
Cost: $125
If you really want to see fall foliage, this gorgeous one-bedroom will do it. There is a 40km hiking trail right at your doorstep.
Taoist House
Where: Saint-Fulgence
Cost: $85
Located in a remote area in the middle of the woods, this is the perfect escape if you want solitude. And minimalism.
Refuge Récréatif Dans La Forêt
Where: Sainte-Lucie-des-Laurentides
Cost: $81
It may be lacking in amenities (there is an outhouse) but it makes up for it in the idyllic setting.
Maison Bord de L'eau
Where: Saint-Calixte
Cost: $86
This chalet, just an hour drive from Montreal, was created so that residents and visitors could appreciate the sunrises and the beauty of the landscape.
Laurentian Lake House Off The Grid
Where: Wentworth-Nord
Cost: $90
There is too much to write about for this secluded cabin only accessible by boat (which you can rent for $10 a day). It's off the grid, in the heart of a forest and yet overlooking a serene lake. It's going so fast that by the time we wrote this it was already booked the week we looked.
Refuge In The Forest
Where: Cookshire-Eaton
Cost: $53
This place may be one of the cheapest on our list, but what it lacks in luxury it makes up for in quaint. Read, take long walks in the forest or just listen to the birds.
Quebec has so many choices to enjoy fall, the only problem will be picking just one.