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5 places to admire the fall colours in the Outaouais
Published on September 23, 2025
/ Updated on September 23, 2025
When fall finally arrives, it doesn't hold back! The temperature drops, but the colors of the trees multiply. After enjoying the orchards, it's time to go hiking and admire the foliage. Here are 11 places across the Outaouais region where you can enjoy the fall colors!
Gatineau
Leamy Lake Park
Where
Promenade du Lac-Leamy, Gatineau
When
Until October 10, 2025
How much
Free
Parc de la Forêt-Boucher
Where
500 Samuel-Edey Street, Gatineau
How much
Free
Good to know
A 1.6-kilometer universal trail has been built in the park. It is the second largest urban park in Gatineau.
Collines-de-l'Outaouais
Gatineau Park
Where
33 Scott Rd., Chelsea
How much
Free
Good to know
It is the second most visited park in Canada.
Vallée-de-la-Gatineau
Parc régional du Mont Morissette
Where
226 Long Lake Rd., Blue Sea
How much
Free
Good to know
The observation tower is currently closed for an indefinite period. The trails remain open.
Petite Nation
Parc des Montagnes Noires de Ripon
Where
39 de la Montagne Noire Rd., Ripon
How much
Adults: $8.70 Children (ages 6–17): $4.35 Children (ages 5 and under): Free
Forêt-la-Blanche Ecological Reserve
Where
300 Saddler Rd., Mayo
How much
Seniors: $7 Adults: $8 Students: $6 Children (ages 5 to 17): $5 Children (under 5): Free Families: $18
Good to know
This is one of the oldest forests in eastern North America.
Les Chutes du Moulin
Where
100 Malo CR, Plaisance
When
Until the end of October
How much
$9 for adults
Parc national de Plaisance
Where
1001 Des Presqu'Îles Rd., Plaisance
When
Until October 20, 2025
How much
Adults: $10.10 Children (under 17): Free
Pontiac
Chutes Coulonge Adventure Park
Where
100 Parc-des-Chutes Drive, Mansfield-et-Pontefract
When
Until October 31, 2025
How much
Seniors: $10 Adults: $12 Children (ages 4–17): $10 Children (ages 3 and under): Free
If you want to enjoy the fall colors, don't wait—they won't last long! Did you know that you can track the progression of the fall colors in the Outaouais region in real time? Check out Bonjour Québec's fall color map to see how the colors are changing in parks across Quebec. + Plan a family outing and go apple and pumpkin picking in the Outaouais. Find out where you can pick your own in the region.
Élodie Beauvais
I’m a nature lover and a food lover. My happiness is found in breathtaking landscapes, mouth-watering dishes and all the new colourful experiences. I travelled the world before coming back to my hometown: I missed the Outaouais so much. What if we rediscovered it together?
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