The Saint-Hilaire Mountain is the highest monteregian hill (415 meters) and the other characteristic sign of the city is the culture of apple, so it is one of the stages of the Monteregian cider Road. Do enter one of the many orchards of the surroundings to participate in the self harvest or to taste the traditionally-made ciders.
In Mont-Saint-Hilaire you will also find the first Biosphere Reserve of Canada: the nature preservation centre of the Mont-Saint-Hilaire. Hiking and bird observation are the master words of the reserve.
www.centrenature.qc.ca

In the Amerindian House, thanks to the activities surrounding the event “Sucrez-vous le bec à l’amérindienne” (taste sweets in the Amerindian way), discover the Amerindian traditions linked with maple (exhibition, movie, animated visit, traditional transformation of sap maple, meal).
www.maisonamerindienne.com