Explore the beautiful horse trails of a Thousand Hills, where horseback riding allows you to discover varied and picturesque landscapes. Perfect for nature lovers, these trails offer a unique experience in the heart of the Centre-du-Québec region.
Why go
Escape to the beautiful Horseback Riding Trails of the Thousand Hills, a true haven just a few hours from Montreal. Enjoy the natural beauty of Central Quebec while savoring an unforgettable horseback riding experience.
What to do
Horseback Riding: Explore the winding trails and discover breathtaking landscapes on horseback. Whether you're a novice or an experienced rider, the trails offer an adventure suitable for all levels.
Wildlife Observation: Keep an eye out for wildlife in its natural habitat. The area is rich in biodiversity, and you might spot deer, birds, and other fascinating species.
Landscape Photography: With its rolling hills and spectacular views, this place is a true paradise for photographers. Don’t forget your camera to capture these magical moments.
Nearby
After your horseback ride, relax in one of the many picnic areas nearby. Enjoy the tranquility and natural beauty for a moment of rejuvenation.
Getting there
From Montreal, expect about a 1.5-hour drive to reach these enchanting trails, perfect for a day getaway.
Good to know
Wear appropriate clothing for horseback riding and don’t forget to bring water to stay hydrated. Check the weather conditions before heading out for a pleasant experience.
Sunset
The hills provide stunning views of the sunset, perfect for ending your day.
Wildlife
Deer, birds, and other wildlife can be observed in the area.
Safety tips
Make sure to wear a safety helmet and be comfortable with your mount. Be aware of other riders and the terrain conditions.
Rules
Respect the trails and local wildlife. It is recommended to check the specific regulations in place in the area.
Community reviews
Be the first to review this spot!
Information
Characteristics
Services and activities
Land activities
- Horseback riding
Food & dining
- Picnic area
Source: SIT Québec (Tourinsoft) — open data CC-BY 4.0.