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Five-star lodging may be the pinnacle of a holiday escape for some, but Sépaq's Mont-Mégantic National Park, just under three hours away from Montreal, offers peak accommodations with a thousand-star view.

Stargazers and backpackers alike can revel in 26 new mini-chalets that grant access to 15 km of trails in the northwest sector of the park, featuring the spectacular Franceville rock crest and a stunning view of the Ruisseau de la Montagne valley.

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It's been said again and again that Montreal has two seasons: winter and construction. And while Montrealers know how to have a good time regardless, there's nothing like taking a break every now and then to trade in the city grind for a walk on the wild side.

Not only does being among nature have a positive impact on our physical and mental well-being, but it's also a way to explore and have fun, especially when so many activities continue to remain closed or restricted. 

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The weather in Quebec seems to be up and down lately, and like you, we're desperate for warm sunshine so we can explore all the gorgeous views Quebec has to offer — so much so that we're thinking of taking up hiking for beginners.

We've rounded up some of the best and easiest hiking trails in Quebec for your first spring or summer hike of 2021 in the province.

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Autumn in Montreal is bliss. The weather is chillier, the leaves are vibrant, and the city is in its loveliest state. But as we trek towards the long weekend, it's easy to be reminded that this year feels a little different.

Though we can't visit loved ones or gather with friends quite yet, that doesn't mean we can't have a good time. Montrealers' favourite fall activities like apple-picking, Mount-Royal hiking, experimenting in the kitchen, and coffee-shop exploring aren't off the table. 

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To the adrenaline junkies of Montreal, this one if for you. Fall provides us with a ton of activities, however, this ziplining experience is unlike anything else around the city. And, a park in the Laurentians, not only allows you to take in the stunning foliage views but will also provide guests with ziplining, hiking, and even cliff rappelling. 

The ziplines are some of the tallest and longest mega ziplines in the entire country.

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Fall is just around the corner, which is super exciting! I know we didn't really have much of summer here in Montreal. With all the rain, chilly weather and barely any sun at all it really didn't feel like we got to experience the real summer season that we're used to. 

READ ALSO: 13 Super Romantic Quebec Getaways To Take With Your S/O This Fall

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At 4:00 am Sunday, emergency crews were called to to save a man who had fallen off Mount-Royal. 

The man who was in his 30's, was hiking through a heavily-wooded area of Mount-Royal.

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For all of us active individuals summertime means fun outdoor activities! That usually includes activities that give us a way to get outside and be active but also give us the best views of the nature around us.

READ ALSO: It's Official, Montreal Is Getting Free Wi-Fi All Over The City

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One of the great things about living in Quebec is how close we are to the US border. It really doesn't take more than a 2 hour drive to get over to our Southern neighbours which are home to some of the most breathtaking nature and hiking trails. Vermont is called the Green Mountain State for a reason and New Hampshire is filled with stunning lakes and mountains. Lucky for us, Quebec shares a border with both of these nature-filled states. 

National Geographic just named the Franconia Ridge Loop Trail in New Hampshire one the world's top 10 best hiking trails in a list of the World's Best Hikes and for good reason. This trail is honestly a hiking lover's dream. 

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Everyone knows from our previous article that Montreal is close to some pretty insane and tropical-like destinations that are 514% BEAUTIFUL!  Just a few hours away from Montreal there are gorgeous waterfalls, grottos, quarries, hiking trails, beaches and more!

READ ALSO: 20 Epic BFF Road Trips You Can Take That Are 1, 2, 3, & 4 Hours Away From Montreal

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It sure is spectacular to do an expert hike in the summer, but what you didn't know is that it is just as fantastic to hike some easy trails with magical views. If you are a beginner then easy trails are great for you and don't worry, they are just as beautiful. Enthusiasts are usually more on the intermediate side of things while experts go all out and hike for hours! 

Now, you may be wondering where you fit into this and if there are even that many SCENIC trails in Quebec. The truth is that everyone can complete at least one category of these hikes... Plus, there are dozens of hiking trails right here in Quebec that offer amazing views that make great pictures and memories.

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Have you ever wanted to try a completely fantasy like hike in the middle of the wilderness that will make you feel like you walked into another world, but you just can't find one near Montreal? Well, I know I have and Camels Hump will let us all fulfill that dream this summer! So, if you aren't going on a big vacation this summer, or if you just adore hiking, then I suggest driving to this stunning hike just TWO HOURS AWAY.

READ ALSO: 20 Road Trips To Waterfalls, Grottos, Cliffs, & Beaches Close To Montreal

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