5 activités familiales pour la semaine de relâche

5 Family Activities for Spring Break

La Cordée

September 18, 2025

Spring break is just around the corner and your kids are already bursting with energy. What better way to enjoy the fresh air and burn it off than heading outside as a family? Here are 5 outdoor activities perfect for introducing your kids to new sports and making the most of winter weather together.

Parc du Domaine Vert, Mirabel

Introduce your little adventurers to cross-country skiing at Parc du Domaine Vert. Pack some snacks, stop by the shop to rent skis, and spend the day exploring one of the six green trails while enjoying this beautiful winter sport as a family.

Station de ski Vallée-Bleue, Laurentides

Are you a snow sports enthusiast eager to share your passion with your kids? Vallée Bleue, a family-friendly ski resort, is the perfect place to introduce little ones to skiing or snowboarding with its six beginner slopes. Team up with an instructor and hit the runs to spark their love for the sport.

Domaine Enchanteur, Mauricie

Switch things up from the usual snow sports and glide along the forest’s frozen trails at Domaine Enchanteur to introduce the whole family to ice skating. Take advantage of the on-site skate rental to make sure everyone is well equipped. To end the day, enjoy a hot chocolate from the La p’tite Mijote food truck and don’t miss a visit to the animal park.

Station Touristique Duchesnay, Québec

Introduce your kids to the magic of snowy landscapes while trying snowshoeing on one of six easy trails at Station touristique Duchesnay. Along the way, stop at one of the four heated shelters to warm up and enjoy a snack. Snowshoe rentals are available on-site for the whole family upon arrival.

Arbraska Laflèche, Outaouais

Climb from tree to tree at Arbraska Laflèche adventure park — the perfect activity for your little budding climbers. Try the Loulou the Otter aerial course, designed for kids ages five and up. Keep the adventure going with a guided tour of Laflèche Cave to learn its history and spot some bats along the way.