AGAPE GARDENS
LUSKVILLE, QCIN THE HEART OF THE GATINEAU HILLS, 25 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN OTTAWA
Welcome to The World Renowned Gatineau Hills
A Natural Sanctuary Near Ottawa-Gatineau
Just 25 minutes from downtown Ottawa, Agape Gardens is a 28-acre retreat tucked into the rolling landscape of the Gatineau Hills in Luskville, Quebec. Surrounded by forest, fields, and fresh air, this peaceful sanctuary offers the perfect escape from the noise of everyday life.
Located at 1930 Chemin de la Montagne, Agape Gardens is your gateway to stillness, wellness, and natural beauty.
Trailhead at Your Doorstep
Step right off the property and onto scenic trails leading into the Gatineau Hills, with direct access to forest paths, wildlife corridors, and natural lookouts.
Luskville Falls Hike
Challenge yourself with the nearby Luskville Falls Trail, a local favorite that climbs to sweeping views of the Ottawa River and surrounding valleys.
Explore Over 200 km of Trails
Connect to the greater Gatineau Park trail system and discover a vast network of hiking, biking, and snowshoeing routes—all within minutes of Agape Gardens.
Hiking Trail Network
The Gatineau Hills are home to an expansive network of trails that wind through forests, ridges, lakes, and valleys—offering some of the best hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing in Eastern Canada. Part of Gatineau Park, this vast trail system includes over 200 kilometers of well-maintained paths for all skill levels, from peaceful woodland walks to challenging climbs with sweeping panoramic views. The trails connect to scenic lookouts, waterfalls, and heritage sites, creating endless opportunities for outdoor adventure, nature immersion, and exploration year-round.
Meech Lake
Meech Lake, nestled within Gatineau Park near Chelsea, Quebec, is a serene and scenic destination renowned for its clear waters and natural beauty. Spanning approximately 2.5 square kilometers, the lake is surrounded by dense forests of maple, pine, and birch, offering a picturesque setting for various outdoor activities.
The lake features two public beaches—Blanchet and O’Brien—both equipped with amenities such as lifeguards during the summer months, restrooms, and changing facilities. These spots are popular for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking.