When it comes to hiking, Quebec knows what's up. Or down. Or something a little flatter if that's what you prefer. But no matter what your hiking style, everyone can agree that there's something special about hiking fall hikes in Quebec. You may be thinking that hikes are only good in the summer, but they're just as magnificent in autumn. Editor's Choice: UNIQLO Has Finally Unveiled The Opening Date For Its First-Ever Montreal Location And while many hikes in Quebec have a spectacular view waiting for you at the end, in the fall, the hike, itself, is an incredible sight, with the changing leaves and that certain something in the air. Whether you're looking for something close by or a real escape from the city, there are hikes all over the province. Plus, the whole province seems to become magic when the leaves seem to change. The best part is that you'll feel like you're in a completely new and faraway place when you're still in Quebec. That's the true magic of fall. So put on your hiking boots and bring your camera because you're going to want to capture these views... Parc national du Mont-Tremblant Distance from Montreal: 1 hour and 45 minutes View this post on Instagram L’automne est un grand séducteur du randonneur. 🍂 #laclauzon #parcmonttremblant #sepaq #randonee #automne #pleinair #outdoor #hiking #nationalpark #parcnational #monttremblant #laurentides A post shared by Parc national Mont-Tremblant (@parcmonttremblant) on Sep 30, 2019 at 5:12pm PDT Mont-Tremblant isn't just great for skiing, but for incredible fall views. It's no wonder it's one of the most popular mountains in Quebec. Website Parc des Chutes-de-la-Chaudière Distance from Montreal: 2 hours and 40 minutes View this post on Instagram A post shared by @prisme_nature on Jun 14, 2020 at 7:33pm PDT Found in Lévis, this park is unbelievably beautiful and the waterfall is like the ice cream on the apple pie: So sweet and takes the whole experience to another level. Website Parc national du Jacques Cartier Distance from Montreal: 3 hours and 5 minutes View this post on Instagram 🙌 L’APOGÉE des couleurs c’est maintenant au #parcjacquescartier ! ・・・ #repost @vero.wanderlust ・・・ You know where to find me 🍂📸#leperon #falls #september #canada #quebec #nationalpark #jacquescartiernationalpark #river #mountains #mount #nature #outdoor #colors #bluesky #naturephotography #photography #landscape A post shared by Parc national Jacques-Cartier (@parcjacquescartier) on Oct 3, 2019 at 8:32am PDT Just outside of Quebec City, this gorgeous park has some of the most magnificent fall views. You can hike, bike camp and so much more to get the most out of the season. Website Parc d’environnement naturel de Sutton Distance from Montreal: 1 hour and 30 minutes View this post on Instagram What seems to be the last glimpse of the Canadian autumn forest. Captured at Sutton, Quebec. ======================= #quebec #canada #hiking #canadahikes #hikelovers #canadianfall #fall #mycanada #autumnforest #colorsoffall #explorecanada #travelcanada #travel #travelling #traveltheglobe #traveltheworld #redleaves #g5xmarkii #explorequebec #imagesofcanada #nationalpark #forest #nationalparkscanada #thebestofcanada #naturephotography #scenery #sceneryphotography #landscape #landscapephotography #explorenature A post shared by Valentin Romanov (@vale.rom.photo) on Nov 6, 2019 at 4:43am PST Less than two hours from the city, this park is amazing to visit throughout the year, but in the fall should definitely be on your to-do list. Website Parc national de Frontenac Distance from Montreal: 2 hours and 45 minutes View this post on Instagram Balade du week-end dernier dans la forêt enchantée✨🍂 #fallcolors A post shared by Marie-Claude Roy (@mc_roye) on Oct 16, 2019 at 6:16pm PDT This park is found in the Eastern Townships and is definitely worth the drive. The hike, itself, is incredible and the drive there also boasts some pretty impressive views. Website Parc de la Chute-Montmorency Distance from Montreal: 2 hours and 40 minutes View this post on Instagram Un dernier regard sur l’automne québécois avant le début de l’hiver! // A last little glipse at the Quebecer fall before winter! 💚🍂 ... @lostinquebec 😍💯 ... #igersphoto #autumn #fallcolors #fallvibes #fullcolors #igersroma #igersitalia #igeracanada #igersquebec #passioncolorjoy #colorleaf #canada🇨🇦 #quebecregion #quebecshot #quebecoriginal #quebecshot #quebeclife #fallphoto #fallshooting #incrediblecolors #fallfoliage #fallfoliage2019 #wonderland #waterfall #mothernature A post shared by Parc de la Chute-Montmorency (@chutemontmorency) on Nov 4, 2019 at 11:24am PST Chute Montmorency is a classic spot to visit from Montreal. And while the waterfall is a timeless beauty, in the fall, the park becomes even more exquisite Parc national du Mont-Mégantic Distance from Montreal: 2 hours and 20 minutes View this post on Instagram 🍁 Bring Me back 🍁 . . . #nathandyou #nathandyouaucanada #nathandyouaupaysdescaribous #pvt #pvtcanada #pvtistes #expat #frenchexpat #expatlife #expatblogger #expatcanada #explorequebec #cantonsdelest #estrie #montmegantic #autumn #fall #fallvibes #nature #naturelover #hiking #hikinglover #tourismemegantic #routedessommets #tourismequebec #throwback A post shared by 🍁 Nath And You 🍁 (@nath_and_you) on Nov 3, 2019 at 7:54am PST Mont-Mégantic is one of the most popular parks in Quebec for its beautiful views of the night sky. But come daytime in the fall, the views are even more perfect. Enjoy the views! NOW WATCH Beginner Hikes In Quebec That Will Give You All The Views
