There are four distinct seasons in Québec—spring, summer, fall and winter offering a wonderful view of the nature and variety of activities.
Summer (end of June to end of August): Summers in Québec are hot but the season offers many festivals and outdoor activities.
Fall (September to end of October): The leaves change color in Québec, creating breathtakingly colorful landscapes.
Winter (November to end of March): Québec’s extremely low temperatures and abundance of snowfall makes skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing, snowmobiling and dogsledding possible. In December, Québec’s vast outdoors turns into a snow-covered white dreamland. February marks the maple syrup festivities in the sugar shacks, as the maple trees awaken from the winter cold and prepare for the forthcoming springtime.
Spring (April to end of June): While April may still be relatively cold at times and another large snowfall can occur, April feels like winter is at, long last, over. As May approaches, nature awakens, trees start to bloom and the air warms, welcoming everybody to a magnificent, colorful outdoor scenery.
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