Gatineau Park is the perfect playground for outdoor enthusiasts. More than 360 km² of nature is available for you to explore the territory by cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and even fatbiking. Take advantage of winter to explore lesser-known corners, such as Meech Creek Valley and Philippe Lake. Stop at the lookouts and enjoy the breathtaking views that nature offers you! Check out the interactive trail map.

Looking for quieter trails? Head to L’Ange-Gardien, where Parc régional de Champboisé offers snowy trails along the Lièvre River. No equipment? Snowshoes and cross-country skis, including children’s sizes, can be rented on site.

Have a blast on the slopes of the peaks in the Collines-de-l’Outaouais. Learn downhill skiing or snowboarding at Mont Cascades. Centre Vorlage is also a good place to introduce your little ones to downhill skiing. With the different slopes at Camp Fortune, both beginners and experts will find what they’re looking for. As for Sommet Edelweiss, its tubing park goes festive this winter, with a new lift covered by an illuminated dome and a sound and light experience. Fun for the whole family!

Tubing fans can also head to Domaine de l’Ange-Gardien, 15 minutes from Gatineau. Its lit family hill features eight slides and a lift, and horse-drawn sleigh rides round out the outing.

Want to stay at the foot of the slopes? L’Auberge des Collines, a boutique B&B right across from Centre Vorlage, also offers massage therapy by appointment.

Whether to relieve muscle pain, relieve stress or take time for yourself, Nordik Spa Village Chelsea welcomes you for a thermal experience designed for relaxation.

In Wakefield, Holtz Spa in Nature awaits you inside the iconic Wakefield Mill. Unwind to the sound of the falls, then stroll through the village shops.

Indulge your taste buds at Les Fougères Restaurant. Savour local and refined cuisine in the dining room, grab takeout and shop at the gourmet gift shop. Chef Simon Beaudry showcases the Outaouais region using seasonal, local products.

Enjoy comforting dishes at L’Orée du Bois in a warm, rustic setting. Founded in 1978 by Chef Blain, this restaurant offers refined dishes made with local ingredients. The menu features classic French cuisine and hearty Quebec dishes.

For an evening out of the ordinary, head to Ferme Rouge in Cantley. Its dinner shows revisit the great classics of every era, with vocal performances, touches of humour and delicious meals.

Take refuge at Lofts du Village for a weekend in Chelsea. The lofts and studios are great for outdoor enthusiasts, located near Gatineau Park, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. After a busy day, relax and unwind in a warm, unique setting.

Stay at the Auberge Old Chelsea B&B, a little gem located in the heart of the village of Old Chelsea. This charming house offers several rooms that can accommodate up to four people. You will be within walking distance of the Nordik Spa Village Chelsea and less than ten minutes from the ski slopes.

Near Meech Lake, Maison O’Brien offers 11 elegant rooms and a restaurant that showcases local flavours, for a comfortable and authentic getaway.

For a stay with family or friends, Domaine du Lac des Loups in La Pêche offers two lakeside cottages surrounded by forest. Slow down to the rhythm of nature, then gather around a campfire.

Discover Khewa, a gallery-boutique featuring works by Indigenous, Métis and Inuit artists. The establishment is located in the heart of the village of Wakefield and offers a large collection of clothing, shoes, jewellery, kitchen items, prints, etc. Discover talented artisans from all over America!