Fall is a great time to be in Quebec and the colours turn a beautiful landscape into a luscious painting. Maybe that’s why so many artists live and paint in the Province of Quebec. Quebec is naturally about one to two weeks ahead of where we are here in Southern Ontario when it comes to weather. They get Fall and Winter earlier than most but tend to be delayed when it comes to Spring. Maybe that’s one of the reasons I live in Ontario.
That being said a drive to Quebec is certainly worth your time, but you have to hit it right. The Eastern Townships are where I was born and are stunning this time if year and the backdrop of trees next to the lakes make it a beautiful adventure. Grab a “poutine avec salad” from the local poutine shack on your way through, that’s worth the drive by itself. Poutine Avec Salad includes french fries, gravy, cheese curds, and coleslaw salad on top. Don’t knock it until you try it!
Fall is my favourite time to visit Quebec and if you make the trip you won’t be disappointed. Stop in Quebec City for a show and shop for your favourite piece of art along the way in Charlevoix. You’ll have a fascinating trip and experience the beauty of Quebec.
About the Author
Carmen Outridge is a Quebec born translation expert located in Ontario Canada. Outridge Translation offers translation services from English to French for the Quebec market. You can learn more about Outridge Translation Services at www.outridgetranslation.com
