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Passerelle de la Chute - Parc national du Mont-Mégantic

Immerse yourself in the enchanting embrace of autumn along Passerelle de la Chute in Parc national du Mont-Mégantic, Quebec. This captivating trail offers a sensory feast of golden and amber foliage, the gentle rustling of leaves, and the soothing rush of a bubbling stream below the wooden bridge. As the crisp fall air fills your lungs, let the serene forest vibes and the tranquil cascade rejuvenate your spirit, inviting quiet reflection and a deep connection with nature's seasonal spectacle. Ideal for avid hikers and nature lovers seeking a peaceful yet visually stunning outdoor escape, this trail promises moments of awe and intimate communion with the wild beauty of Quebec's wilderness.

Travel tip

Late September to early November for peak fall colors

Best time to visit Lac-Mégantic
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Most videos filmed Oct during autumn. July is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.

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Late September to early November for peak fall colors

1–2 hours

Sturdy hiking shoes, Warm layered clothing, Camera or smartphone, Water bottle, and Light backpack

Hikers, Nature Enthusiasts, Couples, Photography Lovers, and Mindful Travelers

The nearest airport is Québec City Jean Lesage International Airport (YQB), approximately 90 minutes by car.

Stay comfortably at charming inns and lodges near Parc national du Mont-Mégantic or cozy bed and breakfasts in Val-Racine.Book a stay →

Combine your hike with stargazing at Mont-Mégantic Observatory, local artisanal cheese tasting, or scenic drives through Quebec’s Eastern Townships.Book a tour →

$50-$100

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