This magical hike in Quebec gives the impression of having entered a snow globe (PHOTOS)

While it’s easy for all of us to just want to hibernate in our beds and watch Netflix until the end of winter, a little fresh air always feels good. And this Quebec hike with its sublime landscape is an ideal place to explore during the cold season.

Located in Saint-Fulgence in the Saguenay — Lac-Saint-Jean region, Parc national des Monts-Valin feels like it’s in a snow globe once it’s filled with fluffy white snowflakes all over the place. .

The national park’s winter schedule begins December 10. Whenever you decide to venture there, you can go to the Discovery and Visitors Center as early as 8 a.m. to decide which trails you want to take.

If you prefer cross-country skiing to hiking, there are five trails you can try, varying in level from easy to difficult.

For those who love the view, there is a heated hut located on a hill 6 kilometers from the center where you can rest and enjoy the magical panoramic view.

With 77 kilometers of marked trails available to anyone who wants to go on a snowshoe adventure, this place might just convince you to love winter. And here’s a tip: The most beautiful lookouts and lookouts are on the Pic-de-la-Tête-de-Chien, Pic-de-la-Hutte and Mirador trails.

And for those who are not too fond of winter training, you will want to discover the Ghost Express, a tracked shuttle that will take you to the Valley of the Ghosts straight out of a Christmas movie.

Anyone who reaches the top of this 984-meter mountain will be able to admire a magical snow-covered landscape with breathtaking views.

It might be a five hour drive from Montreal, but it’s definitely worth the trip.

Before you go, check out our responsible travel guide to be informed, be safe, be smart and most of all, be respectful during your trip.

In Quebec, a vaccination passport is required to access many businesses and activities deemed non-essential, including restaurants and bars.