Gatineau Park is a vast natural oasis covering 361 km² of hills and forest. Its rich biodiversity and proximity to the city make it a real paradise for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, canoeing, and cross-country skiing, while respecting the environment. Must-sees include the Mackenzie King Estate, Champlain Lookout and Philippe Lake. A free shuttle bus runs in the Park 6 days per week, from May to October. Gatineau Park is managed and protected by the National Capital Commission.

Camp Fortune is your outdoor recreation center in the heart of Gatineau Park, 15 minutes from downtown. In winter, Camp Fortune offers some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the region. A snowmaking system ensures a great experience for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. The rest of the year, the Sommet à Sommet zip lines, aerial park, mountain sledding and mountain bike trails are the best adventure activities at the resort.

Located in the heart of the charming village of Chelsea, the Chelsea Pub is a haven for beer and food lovers. Enjoy gourmet dishes, including vegetarian and gluten-free options, bold poutines, and tasty burgers made with fresh, local ingredients. Take in the beauty of the surroundings and the warm atmosphere while recharging your batteries after an outing in Gatineau Park. Private rooms are also available for rent for your special events.

This new family-run mountain-top inn in Wakefield promotes eco-responsibility in the heart of nature. There's a therapeutic zone for rejuvenation, and water sports for fun on the water. Several packages are available on reservation. It's a magical place to discover, where every moment becomes special.

For the pleasure of all, young and old, come skate in the forest at Lac-des-Loups. It's the longest skating trail in the forest, over 6 km, less than 45 minutes from Gatineau-Ottawa. A heated chalet is on site, so you can strap on your skates in comfort. Warm up around the open fires in the rest areas near the chalet and along the trail. It's an enchanting site to discover! The activity is free for children aged 5 and under.