Traversier Le Passeur 1

450-537-3412

Since 1883, ferries have linked Carillon to Pointe-Fortune. These days, Traversier Le Passeur shuttles cars, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians across the Ottawa River, helping them avoid traffic and discover new landscapes. No matter what shore you're on, there are a variety of exciting activities to discover.

Ferme Les Petites écores 2

547, Chemin des Outaouais - Pointe-Fortune, Québec J0P 1N0

438-274-0183

Family-owned and operated since 2009, the Ferme Les Petites écores has focused their hard work on producing honey from their own apiaries, as well as the little-known sea buckthorn berry. Situated in Pointe-Fortune, right on the border of Quebec and Ontario, it's the perfect country stop on the road from Ottawa to Montreal. Nature lovers and devoted farmers, the owners of Ferme Les Petites écores are proud to teach visitors all about the bees, their wonderful products, as well as about the sea buckthorn berry, a fruit with a growing reputation for its healthy qualities. Cyclists are especially welcome, as they are welcome to leave their cars at the farm and ride off on the charming country roads surrounding the farm.

Mouton Cafe & Co 3

133A, Rue Saint-Pierre - Rigaud, Québec J0P 1P0

Indulge with a freshly prepared specialty coffee and a pastry in this little café in the heart of Rigaud. Savour a home-made butter croissant, scone, brownie or mouton cookie along with a delicious cappuccino or chai latte. And make sure to try their popular Danish breakfast pastry, you won’t regret it! Some gluten-free options are also available. And while you are there, let yourself be tempted by the fine selection of household and decor items in the boutique. Gourmet products that just beg to be eaten.

Parc Chartier-De Lotbinière 4

5, Rue Pagé - Rigaud, Québec J0P 1P0

450-451-0869

Along the edge of Rigaud Hill, Parc Chartier-De Lotbinière is one of the nicest spots in the region for family gatherings, sports, relaxing and more. Stop by for a picnic before continuing your day. The park offers access to the L'escapade, a network of 20 km of both short and long trails through the forest of Mont Rigaud. Watch out for birds as you explore: there are over 150 species to spot, including migratory birds. Throughout winter, try snowshoeing, fatbiking, downhill skiing or skating on the 700 metre-long frozen track that circles the park. You can also play hockey at the outdoor rink! Equipment rental is available at the L'escapade chalet. In summer, play all your favourite sports like volleyball, tennis, or come cheer on the baseball teams. There's a skatepark and an outdoor training spot to help you exercise and get in shape. Activities are always running with many local partners, so stay updated! With ample parking, public restrooms, the park has everything you need for a great experience.

Auberge des Gallant 5

1171, Chemin Saint-Henri - Sainte-Marthe, Québec J0P 1W0

1-800-461-4241

Whether you are searching for a relaxing romantic escape or a rejuvenating getaway, Inn des Gallant is the place to indulge your desires any season of the year. Luxurious and easily accessible rooms, a health spa, warm and professional service, along with the rich landscape just beyond the door all contribute to making your stay the best it can possibly be. The dining room combines fine locally-sourced cuisine with creative daily specials and an impressive wine list, and four meeting and banquet rooms are at your disposal for weddings, business meetings, conferences, and parties with up to 150 guests. The inn specializes in exceptional country weddings, organized to your taste in the manicured garden or in the original log cabin. Comfort, character, and a return to a simpler way of life are all at the heart of this very special inn. A Gallant experience not to be missed!

Sucrerie de la Montagne 6

300, Chemin Saint-Georges - Rigaud, Québec J0P 1P0

450-451-0831

The Sucrerie de la Montagne is a sugar shack with a gourmet twist. In Rigaud, the 120-acre maple sugar farm uses traditional methods to extract the sap and produce Canada’s favourite treat. Open year-round and set in the heart of an ancient maple forest, the site has been arranged like a village from long ago. The vintage atmosphere transports guests to another time and place, making it all the easier to forget modern cares and truly savour Québec’s flavours and traditions. The menu is based on traditional sugaring-off fare but with an eye towards excellent culinary performance; the kitchen is well-known for providing feasts for heritage activities and other social events. The Sucrerie de la Montagne is considered both a Québec heritage site and a distinctive Canadian experience, making it the perfect stop for anyone wanting to discover one of the quintessential elements of Canadian and Québec culture.

Le Verger de Hudson Bio 7

839, Rue Main - Hudson, Québec J0P 1H0

450-458-0163

This small orchard is situated in picturesque Hudson, where it grows 12 varieties of apples and supports a growing bee colony that works hard to keep the trees pollinated and fruitful. Visitors will love trying out rare and unknown types of apples! The delicious honey produced by the farm’s bees is flavoured by the flowers blossoming in and around Hudson, providing a real treat to anyone with a sweet tooth. During the autumn apple season, Le Verger de Hudson organizes many special events and is open for apple-picking; on your way out, stop by the farm shop for gourmet finds and tastings. The orchard has a pavilion for outdoor events. Their apples, honey, and other products will be available at events around the region.

Village Cycle Hudson 8

38, Rue du Yacht Club - Hudson, Québec J0P 1H0

450-458-7401

This family business in the heart of Hudson will surprise you with their wide range of well-known bikes, accessories, and personalized and specialized service. Whether you are looking for a road bike, mountain bike, fat bike or E-bike, you’ll find what you need for your ride! Also, professional tuning services are available. Throughout the winter months, the shop becomes a ski shop to help you maintain your snowboards and skis. Not a skier? Discover a fine range of snowshoes that will let you enjoy winter with family and friends.

Pop Culture 9

33, Rue du Yacht Club - Hudson, Québec J0P 1H0

514-834-2316

Even when it's cold outside, this colorful and refreshing little shop located in the heart of Hudson is worth a detour! Popsicle lovers will be delighted by the original flavours of their artisanal popsicles, handmade with fresh, organic and local fruits. Pop Culture is also known for their popsicles made just for dogs, as well as for their adults-only alcoholic popsicles! How about a Bailey's popsicle? Or a "blueberry margarita" maybe? Vegan options are available, as well as coffees, teas and pastries. You will also find inside a little boutique area with accessories, toys, books, and other unique finds.

Microbrasserie Cardinal Brewing 10

466, Rue Main - Hudson, Québec J0P 1H0

450-458-0477

In downtown Hudson, Microbrasserie Cardinal is the spot for friends to meet to enjoy fine craft beer. The brewery began when Duncan, a beer enthusiast, met amateur brewer William, who dreamed of being part of the craft beer world. Together, they started Microbrasserie Cardinal. Enjoy the interior tasting room, outdoor patio and pick up some beer accessories. Choose from a dozen different beers and two non-alcoholic beverages. Stay tuned for some great cultural programming that will make this spot a true part of the community. Welcome to all, come by and you’ll feel right at home!

Mikko Café 11

403, Rue Main - Hudson, Québec J0P 1H0

450-202-0708

This café-boutique in the heart of Hudson's village centre has curated a array of unique and practical items crafted with care and a unique eye for style. Along with serving the very best cappuccino in the region and fresh gourmet goods from local producers, the Japanese/Scandinavian inspired boutique is a treasure-trove of housewares and one-of-a-kind gifts. With its elegant decor and comfortable sofa on the second floor, Mikko Espresso is a healing, warm, and welcoming café that will complete any visit to Vaudreuil-Soulanges. Mikko is more than a café-boutique, it's a way of life!

Centre d'histoire vivante Greenwood 12

254, Rue Main - Hudson, Québec J0P 1H0

450-458-5396

Centre d'histoire vivante Greenwood is a historic home and garden that offers visitors an unparalleled vision of the region’s past. Built on the banks of Lac des Deux-Montagnes in 1732 and expanded in the following years, Greenwood Cottage has been the home of the Delesderniers, Shepherd, and Nobbs families for five generations, two families of fascinating characters whose letters and effects bring life to the house decades later. You will hear their stories as you tour the beautifully conserved property full of period furniture, costumes and important Canadian artifacts; you can even stay for tea on the back porch! The non-profit organization preserves the house and relies on volunteers to allow public access to the house during the summer. The heritage of these generations is a treasure to be shared for all current generations and all those to come.

Jardin Champs de rêves 13

1620, Chemin Daoust - Vaudreuil-Dorion, Québec J7T 2C8

450-458-4000

Open from June to October, the gardens at Champs de Rêves Nursery offer visitors a vibrant and fragrant experience. Featuring a lavender field and magnificent, large-scale floral mosaics, Champs de Rêves also includes a plant maze that will delight family members of all ages. A boutique, open year-round, offers products showcasing the many benefits of lavender, along with plants, pots, and decorative accessories.

Tompol le Café 14

1592, Chemin Sainte-Angélique - Saint-Lazare, Québec J7T 2X8

Tompol le Café is a café, specialty grocery and micro-restaurant in St-Lazare. Inside, you’ll find a variety of coffees, local products and gourmet groceries, as well a unique line of clothing made with recycled materials. It’s also an online magazine dedicated to the agricultural food industry and a collective of visual arts activists. In all its form, Tompol le Café is an eco-friendly lifestyle that aims to consume less to consume better!

Traverse Oka-Hudson 15

158, Rue Main - Hudson, Québec J0P 1H0

438-444-4419

With over 100 years’ experience plying the waters, the Hudson-Oka ferry is your three-season link between Vaudreuil-Soulanges and the tourist regions to the north. A 10-minute trip across the beautiful Lac des Deux-Montagnes brings cars, pedestrians, and cyclists to charming Oka, and from there, the Basses-Laurentides. Coming from Deux-Montagnes, Oka, or Laval, the ferry drops you off only a few minutes from Hudson Village, and within 15 minutes of the shops, restaurants, and attractions in Vaudreuil-Dorion. The ferry runs every fifteen minutes between April and November, saving you time, money, and gas as you explore Montérégie and points beyond. Take advantage of special rates for pedestrians, individual cyclists, and for cycling groups. Check out the ice bridge (weather permitting!) in the winter.