466. Quebec 2016 | Snowmobiling & Trails

Here is our beautiful cabin. Photo taken from the backyard. I really miss the snow. When I walked back there through the thick layer of snow, it reminded me of when I was really young. I would go out in our backyard to play in the snow and make snow angels, build snowmen and forts. We haven't had that much snow here in Toronto for years! I usually don't like winter and the cold, but I'm really hoping we get some snow here this year before winter ends.

Here I am with my moon boots. You can see how much snow there is..which isn't THAT much in this photo but some areas were a bit deeper. Almost up to the top of my boots.


This is the view from our backyard. Underneath the snow would be a lake. There's also a small waterfall on the right which I tried to get in this shot but guess you can't really see it. It was all quiet there and all you could here was the waterfall.


Cabin across the lake from us.


Then we took a walk around the village.


Walking through the forest trails. We wanted to go to the Sugar Shack but unfortunately it is currently under renovations and won't be open again until the end of March. I really enjoyed this. It was so beautiful in there, surrounded by snow-covered trees. We also saw what looked like moose tracks.


Lunch - chicken pot pie and apple cider in front of the wood burning stove.



On one of the days, we rented a snowmobile for a couple hours. You can rent it for 2 hours, 4 hours or the full day. We just did 2 hours. It was my first time on one - so much fun! I couldn't really take photos during the ride but the scenery was so beautiful. We went on a trail specifically for snowmobiles (never knew those existed before) through forests and lots of looooong straight roads like this:



Other Posts from this Trip:

Au Chalet en Bois Rond - Cabin Review
Dog Sledding
Fairmont Chateau Montebello
Aux Chantignoles - Restaurant Review
Quebec City

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