From the Chic-Choc Mountains of the Gaspé Peninsula, which see some of the best snow in eastern North America; to a historical capital city that really comes into its own in the cold months; to adventure opportunities like snowmobiling ice climbing and dog sledding…there is a lot going on in Quebec during the winter.
Juxtapose that with kayaking, rock climbing, and incredible year-round culture. Which is better in Quebec, winter or summer? There’s only one way to find out.
This timelapse video will make you want to see it for yourself.
Quebec's fjords, mountains, and coastlines make for the ultimate adventure playground.
In a place that experiences such fierce winters as Quebec, summer comes on that much more intensely, and is enjoyed and appreciated that much more passionately.
Getting seriously stoked on French Canada doesn't take long.
The answer for nature-loving East Coasters is simple: Drive north.
Quebec has some of the best backcountry slopes in eastern North America.
All the reasons why wintertime in Quebec City is kinda awesome
Reviewing these shots gets me fired up to go back for more.
I may never be able to fully enjoy the spoils of a standard ski resort again.
Check below for a sneak peek of winter in Quebec City.
Time to get up there.
The Chic-Chocs reach 4,000 feet and get some of the best snow in the East.