Foresta Lumina offers a multimedia nighttime adventure through Coaticook’s Canyon with intricate lighting, mapped media, and original soundtracks. Through a variety of theatrical effects, visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the imagined heritage of the region, capturing the essence of Quebec's forest mythology.
Foresta Lumina
Foresta Lumina presents a 2.6 km multimedia pathway spanning 11 distinct zones, each showcasing one of seven captivating illuminated manuscripts that introduce a cast of enchanted fictional characters. From the Garden of Wishes to Margaret’s Secret, visitors can explore this extraordinary attraction at their leisure. Each multimedia experience ranges from 3 to 5 minutes, offering a unique encounter at every turn. The forest describes the stories from Quebec's past, which illustrate regional mythology and legends born in the nearby woods.
Schedule
The venue's opening hours vary throughout the year. From June 21 to July 31, 2024, it will be open Monday and Wednesday to Saturday, starting at 9 pm, and closed on Sundays and Tuesdays. From August 1 to 31, 2024, the hours shift slightly, with Monday and Wednesday to Saturday opening at 8:30 pm, also closed on Sundays and Tuesdays. September 1, 2024, sees the venue opening at 8 pm. On September 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21, 27, and 28, 2024, it opens at 7:30 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Then, for October 4, 5, and 11, 12, 2024, Friday and Saturday opening times begin at 7 pm. Finally, on October 13, 2024, it will open at 7 pm.
Parking & Tickets
Parking is free at 135 Michaud Street, Coaticook, Quebec J1A 2A9. Daily tickets cater to various categories of visitors, with prices as follows: $29.38 for adults (16 and above), $27.38 for students and seniors (65 years and above), $18.39 for the first child (aged 4 to 15), $16.12 for one additional child, and free entry for toddlers (3 years and under).
Practical info
When can visitors plan to attend Foresta Lumina in Quebec?
The best time to visit Foresta Lumina is from mid-June to mid-October, covering June 16th to October 8th of 2023. This is when all of the attractions are operational, and weather conditions are optimal. It is an excellent period to visit since visitors will have access to all of the events, and can enjoy the warm and pleasant atmosphere in the park. Show more
What is the location of Foresta Lumina?
Foresta Lumina is located in Coaticook Gorge Park within Quebec, about 60 miles southeast of the city of Montreal. Visitors may easily access the park by private or public transportation. It is a refreshing journey through the countryside, and bus and train stations are a short distance away from the park entrance, providing easy public transportation options. Show more
What should visitors expect to experience during their visit to Foresta Lumina?
Foresta Lumina provides a range of sensory experiences to visitors along the 2-km path through the forest. It features unique lighting effects, videography, scenography and a special musical background to turn a simple stroll through the woods into an enthralling sensory experience. It is designed to be an immersive art project within the woods for visitors to explore and enjoy fully. Show more
What is the length of the walking trail in Foresta Lumina?
The walking trail in Foresta Lumina spans a length of 2-km. Visitors may slow down and soak up the sensory experiences along the path, which takes them through the forest and past unique installations showcasing Quebec's regional mythology and legends born in the woodlands. The trail also features the longest footbridge across North America, creating an extraordinary adventure for visitors to encompass. Show more
Which regional stories and myths does Foresta Lumina exhibit?
Foresta Lumina showcases regional stories and myths from Quebec, explaining regional mythology and legends of the woodlands. Visitors may anticipate discovering the local history and culture while wandering through the forest and encountering the different installations that bring the tales to life. The overall mood of the experience aims to create a sense of magic, stimulating the imagination of visitors. Show more
