#quebec

Today we said goodbye to Québec and set course for Mont-Tremblant. But first, there was one experience we'd been looking forward to for months: Cirque du Soleil's ECHO.Getting the tickets almost felt like a bigger challenge than getting to the show itself. Month after month, I checked the schedule and found nothing. Then, out of nowhere, ECHO appea

We’re still feeling the effects of jet lag. By 6 a.m., everyone is wide awake, so we decide to just get up and start the day. We make some pancakes and have a relaxed breakfast. Outside, things aren’t looking particularly promising. It rained for most of the night, with the occasional loud clap of thunder thrown in for good measure.Preparing the hi

Even before breakfast, everyone is a little nervous. Excitement is already running through our veins. Canada is famous for its bear population, but so far those bears seem more like a myth. During our first hikes, we did not see any sign of them. The Canadian forests are so dense that you can often barely see ten metres ahead. Or perhaps we make fa