Fall colours have officially arrived!
From apple picking and pumpkin patches to corn mazes and strolls through bustling farmers’ markets, the city is packed with amazing autumn activities—and views—to enjoy.
Where to see fall colours in and around Montreal?
The Bonjour Québec fall foliage map monitors the changing colours across the province, indicating when the peak is expected in your specific area.
To check out peak foliage, or follow the evolution of colours, check out this interactive map where you can see the status of fall colours in Québec (and where to admire them).
Favourite viewing spots include Mount Royal Park, where you’ll find sweeping city views from the lookouts and vibrant reflections on Beaver Lake.
For a more curated experience, the Montreal Botanical Garden is stunning—especially in the evenings during the Gardens of Light. You can also head to Parc Jean-Drapeau’s islands, perfect for a walk or bike ride surrounded by brilliant autumn foliage.
Looking for spots outside the city? Check out these hikes and getaway ideas that include rustic fall experiences, hikes and festivals.
When can you see the fall colours in Montreal?
The best time to catch fall colours in Montreal is from late September through late October, with the peak usually hitting in mid-October.
What month is fall in Montreal?
Once the autumnal equinox arrives, the leaves start to change colour and fall in Montreal begins, lasting from late September until late October.
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