Top Active Leisure Sport in Quebec

Make sure to bring a light jacket. The arena can get chilly, especially during intense games. Trust me, it helps to have something warm!

Get there about two hours before a game if you want a good spot to grab a pre-game snack or drink. The atmosphere is buzzing, and it's a great way to soak in the energy before the puck drops.

I suggest checking out the official team store. They often have sales on merch, especially if you're looking for jerseys. I found some really good deals I wish I had known about earlier.

If you're planning to snowboard, definitely try the terrain park in the morning when it's not super busy. Just be ready as it gets crowded quickly and some people can be kinda reckless!

I suggest hitting the slopes right when they open at 9 AM. The first couple of hours are less crowded, and the snow is still fresh, which makes a big difference!

My advice is to check the package deals! I saved some cash by buying a combo pass for ski rentals and lift tickets, which made my trip much more affordable.

I recommend booking your paintball session online to save some cash. They often have deals if you reserve in advance, and trust me, every penny counts when you're getting shot at.

I suggest wearing old clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty. The mud after games can be intense! Plus, for some reason, I thought I'd come back clean. Spoiler alert: I didn't.

My advice is to arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled game. This way, you can get your gear sorted and avoid missing out on any important safety briefings. I almost did, and it wasn’t fun!

I suggest you book your slot in advance, especially on weekends – it gets super busy and you don't want to miss out! I did and it saved me some serious wait time.

Make sure to wear comfortable clothes. The harness can feel a bit tight, so no restrictive outfits. Trust me; you want to enjoy the thrill, not be uncomfortable!

I recommend checking for any combo deals if you're planning other activities in the area. I found a great package that saved me some cash.

Lastly, if you're taking kids, go during the weekday afternoons. The crowd is way smaller, and you can really enjoy bouncing around without feeling overwhelmed.

Also, keep an eye on the time. Each session is an hour and it flies by. I think I spent half my jumps just getting my bearings!

I recommend wearing comfy clothes and socks because the trampoline area can get pretty slippery. I went in regular shoes and that was a big mistake!

My advice is to check their special events or discounts! We ended up going on a day with a buy-one-get-one deal on jumps, which was a sweet bonus.

If you’re planning to hike I suggest starting early like around 7 AM. The trails are way less crowded and you get to enjoy the serenity.

My advice is to use the park’s app for the trail maps and info—it saved me time from getting lost! Just make sure your phone is charged.

I think visiting during the fall is stunning, but be ready for chilly weather. Dress in layers and don't trust the forecast too much, as it can change quickly!