Best Travel Guide Saint-Hippolyte

Saint-HippolyteGuide was updated: 2024-12-26

The small municipality of Saint-Hippolyte is fastened along the stunning Laurentian Mountains in Québec, Canada. Named for the celebrated 3rd-century Roman theologian, the town is only 45 kilometres north of Montreal. Visitors do not come to Saint-Hippolyte merely for its vicinity to nearby cities, but rather for its own appeal with captivating beauty, lush vegetation and snow-laden domains. Come to Saint-Hippolyte for the perfect recreational decamp.

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Saint-Hippolyte is a definite year-round getaway place, with a large number of activities keeping you entertained until well into the night. Spend your mornings by a coruscating lake, enjoying its brilliance in the early morning mist, then venture out for a relaxing swim. Gather your family into a canoe to escape, or embark on a kayaking adventure. Spend the winter days skiing, snowboarding or snowmobiling in local or nearby venues. Visit interesting museums, go for long hikes or plan picnics and day trips to the surrounding parks. Give in to the delicious offerings of local restaurants, and satisfy your appetite with uniquely prepared dishes. Bask in the sun, savoring scrumptious desserts and pastries at street Cafes, sipping strong coffee. If in the mood for shopping, visit trendy shopping centers, or local whimsical boutiques. In the evenings, join in the bustling nightlife of nearby locales.

Au Pays des Merveilles

Au Pays des Merveilles translates to 'In Wonderland' in English. This family theme park centers around Alice in Wonderland and other fairy tale characters. Some activities at the park include rides, mini-golf, water rides and games. Au Pays des Merveilles operates seasonally from June 22nd to August 25th.

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Aventures Plein Air

This is considered the number one attraction in Saint-Hippolyte. Aventures Plein Air offers a range of summer and winter activities from skiing, snowmobiling, dog-sledding, ice fishing, canoeing, and water skiing. Experienced guides will add to the thrilling adventures with their encouraging and skilled approach.

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Village du Pere Noel

Come and visit Santa Claus and his elves at his summer residence. Splash about an impressive Christmas tree structure inside a vast swimming pool, jump on a paddle boat, or go on giant slides. Pony rides are available for the little ones as well as a petting zoo of farm animals. Enjoy tubing, picnic outings, sledding, and ice skating. Open from June 22nd to August 25th.

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Sommet Saint-Sauveur

No wonder Sommet Saint-Sauveur was voted the winner of the longest ski season in Eastern Canada. With fantastic ski and snowboarding venues, Sommet Saint-Sauveur offers the ideal winter adventure. Glide down in style on well-groomed terrain, relax in horse carriages after a busy day, and sip hot concoctions at the local cafes.

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Ofuro Station Zen

Only a short twenty-five minute drive from Saint-Hippolyte, find solace and relaxation at this most reputable thermotherapy spa. Decorated Japanese-style, Ofuro Spa proudly calls itself 'the most ZEN spa,' offering a truly regenerative experience. Forget the world outside, and sink into a tranquil release using their dry saunas, steam rooms, temperate baths and of course, indulge in a massage by professional massage therapists.

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Musee d’Art Contemporain des Laurentides

Stimulate your cultural and artistic inclinations by visiting this local museum, which features various Canadian contemporary art and innovative art by local artists. Stroll along the halls, engulfed by the visual feast, perhaps even chatting with the artists themselves. Bring your children on Family Sundays to participate in special activities related to the museum's exhibits.

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Population:	11,654 (2024)
Currency:	Canadian Dollar, 1 CAD = 100 cents
Emergency Numbers:	911
Newspapers:	The Gazette: www.montrealgazette.com La Presse: www.lapresse.ca
Website:	www.saint-hippolyte.ca »
Opening Hours:	Quebec is the only province in Canada that enforces regulated shopping hours. Stores are allowed to operate between 8am and 9pm on weekdays, and from 8am to 5pm on weekends.
Tourist Information:	Centre de plein air Roger-Cabana 2060 Chemin des Hauteurs, Saint-Hippolyte, QC +1 450 563 2505 saint-hippolyte.ca/centre-de-plein-air-roger-cabana