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The Outaouais Region

Hello skiers,

Welcome to the magnificent Outaouais region, where over 33,000 km2 of beautiful winter landscapes await you, including the famous Gatineau Park. Winter here has plenty to offer, whether your sport is downhill or cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, skating, dogsledding, ice fishing, snowmobiling, or an aerial park treetop workout!

To make the most of your stay, visit www.outaouais-tourism.ca or call 819-778-2222 or 1-800-265-7822.

Have a great time in the Outaouais!


More good reasons to visit Gatineau and the Outaouais region this winter!

Winterlude Ottawa–Gatineau   

Logo Bal de Neige

Pull on your hat and mitts and come play outside with thousands of fun-worshippers at Winterlude, Canada’s winter celebration!

Play and slide to your heart’s content at Sun Life Snowflake Kingdom, the biggest snow playground in North America. Skate on the world’s largest skating rink — right in the heart of Ottawa! Marvel at majestic snow sculptures and glittering ice sculptures or groove to energetic rhythms at American Express Snowbowl.

Weekends, February 1 to 17 2008

National Capital Commission : 613-239-5000 - 1-800-465-1867 - Winterlude.gc.ca


Canadian Museum of Civilisation

Mus�e des Civilisations

Photo: Harry Foster
MCC/CMC

Canada’s most visited museum is also one of the most innovative. Come see the striking Grand Hall—the focal point of the museum, with the world’s largest indoor exhibition of totem poles—and tour 1,000 years of our history in the Canada Hall. Don’t leave without exploring the Canadian Children’s Museum, the Canadian Postal Museum, and the IMAX® Theatre—they’re all under the same roof.


Casino du Lac-Leamy

Modern and luxurious Casino du Lac-Leamy, in Gatineau (just five minutes from downtown Ottawa) has everything you could ask for:

Le Casino du Lac-Leamy

Photo: Société des
Casinos du Québec

  • Over 60 gaming tables and 1,800 slot machines
  • Dinner dances, bars and restaurants, including the renowned Le Baccara, recipient of the prestigious CAA-AAA Five Diamond Rating since 2001
  • Matinee and evening showtimes at Théâtre du Casino

Gatineau Park

Parc de la Gatineau

Photo: National Capital Commission

Explore the forests, meadows, valleys, lakes, and rivers of Gatineau Park on one of North America’s most extensive cross-country ski trail networks. With close to 200 km of impeccably groomed trails, rated and marked by level of difficulty, you can ski classic style or ski-skate, then grab a snack in one of the park’s eight heated shelters.

Le Nordik – Spa en nature

Le Nordik en Spa en nature

Photo: Le Nordik-Spa
en nature

All played out and ready to chill? Come to Chelsea near the entrance to Gatineau Park and discover Le Nordik Nature Spa, an oasis of Scandinavian relaxation techniques. Choose from outdoor whirlpool baths, Finnish sauna, steam baths, Nordic waterfall, cold and temperate baths, Swedish massage or hot-stone massage—you’ll be relaxed and reenergized in just hours.

Laflèche Adventure: Cave and Aerial Park

Aventure Laflèche : caverne et parc aérien

Photo: Diane Néron

Double your fun at Laflèche Adventure, home of North America’s biggest aerial park and the Canadian Shield’s largest natural caves. Take in the winter beauty of the Outaouais from the treetops, then shine your headlamp on the cave’s giant icy stalagmites and stalactites!



Other links :

City map (pdf)

City of Gatineau
www.ville.gatineau.qc.ca

Société de transport de l'Outaouais
www.sto.ca

Ottawa public transportation
www.octranspo.com

Ottawa International Airport
www.ottawa-airport.ca
Arrival at Ottawa International Airport – Closest airport to the Keskinada. For shuttle information from the airport to downtown Ottawa phone (613) 736-9993. You will have to take a taxi or the STO bus lines from downtown Ottawa to Gatineau as there is no direct shuttle to Gatineau from the Ottawa airport.

Pierre-Elliott Trudeau Airport, Montréal
www.admtl.com
Arrival at Pierre-Elliott Trudeau Airport, Montreal, Quebec (2 hours from Gatineau-Ottawa)

Transport par autobus
www.greyhound.ca
There are frequent daily Voyageur ( Greyhound )buses from Pierre-Elliot Trudeau airport in Montreal to Ottawa.

Montréal :
Station centrale d’autobus Montréal inc.
505, boul. de Maisonneuve Est, Montréal, PQ, H2L 1Y4
514 843-4231
514 843-8612 (fax)
Station Monday-Sunday: 24 Hours; Holidays: 24 Hours. Greyhound Courier Express Regular Monday-Sunday: 07:00-23:00; Holidays: 07:00-23:00

Ottawa :
Ottawa Bus Terminal (1)
265, Catherine Street, Ottawa, ON, K1R 7S5
613 238-5900
613 238-8485 (fax)
Station Monday-Sunday: 00:00-02:30, 05:30-23:59;
Holidays: 00:00-02:30, 05:30-23:59


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