From Vaudreuil-Dorion to Hudson
Time
1/2 day
# of stops
4 stops
Distance
15 km
Stops
- 1 Maison Félix-Leclerc
- 2 Parc Jack-Layton
- 3 Centre de conservation des oiseaux sauvages Le Nichoir
- 4 Le Verger de Hudson Bio
Maison Félix-Leclerc 1
186, Chemin de l'Anse Vaudreuil-Dorion Québec J7V 8P3
The Maison Félix Leclerc is classified as a historical monument and has a permanent exhibition that invites guests to learn all about this star of song, theatre, and poetry. At the same time, discover the wellspring of creativity of the era's artistic community and the works of art Félix created while living on Vaudreuil-Dorion's Chemin de l’Anse. Other than inetractive guided tours, guests can profit all season long from a number of shows and cultural events in a garden that overlooks the magnificent Lake of Two Mountains. The shop is a must-visit as well, full of unique souvenirs and beautiful local artisanal and gourmet products.
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Parc Jack-Layton 2
392, Rue Halcro Hudson Québec J0P 1H0
With its stunning views of the Ottawa River and the Lake of Two Mountains, Jack Layton Park is a charming spot within a stone's throw of downtown Hudson and the train station. The park's great natural beauty is enjoyed by all. Picnic tables are available for lunches with family and friends, and benches by the river offer restful vistas. This park is also well known to photographers, as it offers ideal opportunities to capture both sunrise and sunset. The park has a public boat launch, portable toilets, parking for permit holders, with permit-free parking a short walk from the park. Dogs on leash are allowed at the park. The park also has a woodland trail. Note that dogs are not permitted on the trail between 7 am and 7 pm. The park is the perfect spot to rest, relax and enjoy the views!
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Centre de conservation des oiseaux sauvages Le Nichoir 3
637, Rue Main Hudson Québec J0P 1H0
Situated at the entrance to the Clarke Sydenham Nature Reserve in Hudson, Le Nichoir’s mission is to conserve wild birds as part of our natural heritage. Le Nichoir delivers its mission through professional and compassionate care of injured and orphaned wild birds and the development and delivery of public environmental education programs. The Centre offers a formal environmental education program for children, pre-booked guided tours for groups, an Annual Open house in July and periodic workshops and conferences. La Plume Verte boutique offers a range of bird themed items.
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Le Verger de Hudson Bio 4
839, Rue Main Hudson Québec J0P 1H0
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. The apple trees grow in rich clay soil, sheltered by the ideal microclimate provided by Lac des Deux-Montagnes just across the road. Visitors will love trying out rare and unknown types of apples, not your usual Red Delicious and Royal Galas! 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. This year, the orchard has a tin-roofed pavilion for outdoor events. Their apples, honey, and other products will be available at events around the region.
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