Two ready-to-go day plans, three backups, every stop under 75 minutes away. Pick one, point the car, get lost (in the maze only).
Vergers Petit et fils, Mont-Saint-Hilaire. Corn maze, mini-farm, crêperie and award-winning ciders at a single address.
About 70 minutes via the 640/20 or the scenic route along the river.
Giant corn maze, mini-farm, playground and observation footbridge. Over 20 apple varieties if you feel like picking.
Open in Maps →Sweet and savoury crêpes, open Saturdays and Sundays 9h–15h. Go early-ish, it's popular.
Three generations of cider-making — Les Vergers Petit, St-Hil and Rabaska labels, 30+ medals between them. Tasting included with the visit.
Cidrerie Michel Jodoin and Coteau Rougemont are 10–15 minutes further — famous rosé and ice ciders if you're making a day of it.
Open in Maps →Ferme Forget in Laval, then Cidrerie Lacroix in Saint-Joseph-du-Lac. Minimum windshield time, maximum cider.
Hop on the 15 south — barely enough time to finish a coffee.
Ninth-generation family farm with a giant corn maze, squash pavilion and pick-your-own. A real farm, in Laval.
Open in Maps →Apples since 1879. Cider tastings seven days a week, orchard table for lunch, and the famous apple donuts for the road.
Open in Maps →If plans change or you want a second round on Sunday.
The big one: 6 hectares of corn, ~7 km of trails, quiz-themed (this year: the human body). Sunflowers and pumpkins included.
Cider: Qui Sème Récolte, St-Jean-de-Matha (~15 min N) — tastings Thu–Sun 10–17h
Best maze design: three giant themed labyrinths with riddle games by age group, organic orchard, runs through Oct 31.
No cidery nearby — save it for a maze-first day
Maze + pumpkin picking Sat/Sun 11–18h, plus the evening Sound & Light labyrinth Fri–Sun nights this weekend only. Book ahead.
No cidery nearby — pair with dinner instead