Nestled in the Saint-Sauveur Valley, Saint-Sauveur is one of the best-known towns in the Laurentides region.

When Montréalers head north, Saint-Sauveur is a popular destination—summer and winter alike. A playground par excellence for outdoor enthusiasts, with water slides, hiking, biking and more, the town and its valley are also home to an array of cultural activities and events.

The region takes its name from the chain of mountains which runs down its northern side, and is part of the great Canadian Shield, which covers most of Quebec north of the St. Lawrence River. In each season, nature transports the traveller into a unique universe, so much so that the Laurentians is a place to rediscovered over and over again: it’s always a pleasure to return. So come and find your special corner of the Laurentians to which we are sure you’ll want to keep coming back: it’s one of North America’s true natural paradises.