The town located at the center of La Mitis Regional County, in the east of Quebec. Mont-Joli holds a strategic position at the crossroads of Gaspésie and the Maritimes. The capital of murals invites you to discover its roots in the form of images thanks to its murals circuit.
40, avenue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville
Mont-Joli QC G5H 1W8
Located 10 km east of Mont-Joli, the Jardins de Métis are a must-see on the vacation route. Created from 1926 to 1958 by a pioneering horticulturist, Elsie Reford, the estate features some 3,000 species and varieties of plants spread across approximately fifteen gardens, including the famous Himalayan blue poppy. Also not to be missed: the International Garden Festival.
200, route 132 - Grand-Métis
Mont-Joli QC G0J 1Z0 info@jardinsdemetis.com
Closed in low season
In the winter season, you can enjoy 26 alpine ski slopes and 20 kilometres of cross-country ski trails. In the summer season, the resort offers several activities: chairlift rides, mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, and swimming.
An ecotourism park dedicated to the conservation and promotion of natural heritage, located 4 kilometres from Mont-Joli. Hiking trails, wildlife and flora exhibits, guided tours, conferences, community work parties, and rustic camping sites are all part of the experience.
900, route de la Mer - Sainte-Flavie
Mont-Joli QC G0J 2L0 info@parcmitis.com
Closed in low season
The Mont-Joli recreational and tourist rest stop invites you to take a break before heading onto Route 132, which will take you into the Gaspésie region via the south shore or the north shore. On site, you will find the Maison du tourisme and various businesses and services to recharge your energy.
1020, boul. Jacques-Cartier
Mont-Joli QC G5H 0B1
Closed in low season
Located at the roundabout, this regional nature interpretation center offers permanent exhibitions and themed activities. In the company of a guide and through fun activities, ZOOM Nature Desjardins presents exhibitions on biodiversity: insects, wild plants, taxidermied animals, minerals, and fossils.
The Mitis Distillery specializes in the production of fine spirits. Water from the Mitis River, which flows nearby, is used in the development of the products and provides the desired characteristics for fermentation, while also contributing to high-quality spirits!
Located in the heart of the city of Mont-Joli, Parc du ruisseau Lebrun is the gathering place for walkers, cross-country skiers, snowshoers... and birds! Snowshoeing and walking trails spanning approximately 4 kilometres are accessible.
Showcasing the art of muralism, the cultural circuit "Les Murmures de la Ville" is an invitation to discover the history of Mont-Joli and its builders. The circuit includes 36 stations spread across various locations throughout the city, primarily in the downtown area.
