Summer and fall
What to do in Saint-Côme when there is no snow
Saint-Côme is not only a ski destination. From May to October the area revolves around the water, the trails and the waterfalls.
Swimming
Lac Louise, small and quiet, is within walking distance of the condo, and two paddleboards are provided. Several other lakes and municipal beaches are within a thirty-minute radius.
Waterfalls
Lanaudière is waterfall country. Several developed sites in the area make an easy half-day, usually with a short access trail.
Hiking
Trails start in the sector itself, and the larger regional networks are under forty-five minutes away for a longer outing.
ATV riding
ATV trails cross the sector. Check with the local clubs for access rights and current season maps.
Mountain biking
At Parc Louis-Philippe-De Grandpré, in the village, trails to ride under your own power. At the resort, downhill runs and lift-assisted climbs, with rentals and a repair shop on site, a ten-minute walk from the condo.
Road cycling
The back roads around Saint-Côme suit road cycling, with enough climbing to make the ride worthwhile.
Food stops
Lanaudière has a number of producers, microbreweries and local food shops along the country roads.
A typical weekend
Friday evening. Check-in from 4 pm. Groceries at the village about six kilometres away, or before you drive up. Raclette for dinner, fire outside if the weather cooperates.
Saturday. A hike or a waterfall site in the morning, a swim in the lake in the afternoon, dinner on the terrace.
Sunday. A slow morning on the terrace, a food stop on the way home. Check-out before 11 am.
Hours change from season to season. Check opening hours and access fees directly with each operator before you drive out.
Booking
Check your dates
Live rates, the current calendar and payment all live on the two platforms. No booking is taken on this site.