Beaumont: Trails, Parks and Seasonal Activities

Plan your Beaumont trip around your interests and the season

Beaumont offers several different ways to spend your stay: paved trails and parkland, seasonal outdoor activities, skating and climbing, as well as a place for family history research. Two questions are especially helpful when planning your trip: Which activity would you like to focus on, and which season suits it? Parkland is available year-round; fishing, winter activities and skating, however, each have their own seasonal or operating conditions. So if you’re looking for a hotel in Beaumont, you can start by deciding on your dates and interests.

Trails and parkland

Beaumont’s extensive trail system includes more than 33 kilometres of paved trails. This figure refers to the size of the system, not a single route. There are also 84.5 hectares of parkland available year-round. Kilometres and hectares convey different measures: trail length on the one hand and park area on the other. When planning your stay, you can decide which of these two features you’d like to focus on.

Seasonal outdoor activities

In summer, Don Sparrow Lake in Beaumont’s Four Seasons Park is stocked with trout for fishing. Check the applicable fishing regulations and conditions before your trip. Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are among the seasonal activities at Parc Quatre Saisons, also known as Four Seasons Park. Before heading out in winter, check snow conditions and availability. Summer fishing and the two winter activities offer different ways to choose your travel dates; the practical checks also differ: fishing regulations and lake conditions for the lake, and snow and availability for the winter activities.

Skating and climbing

Season and conditions are also worth checking for skating. The Ken Nichol Regional Recreation Centre in Beaumont has two regulation-size hockey rinks, which are in seasonal use from September to March. Beaumont also has eight outdoor skating rinks, including paved concrete and grass rinks. Their availability depends on weather, staffing and operating conditions. When choosing your dates, note the difference between the September-to-March season and the weather-dependent availability of the outdoor rinks.

The Arch Climbing Centre at the Beaumont Sport and Recreation Centre has a climbing wall and a bouldering area. Check the latest information about the facilities and public access before your trip.

Culture and event dates

The St. Jacques Heritage House Museum in Beaumont has an accessible room for family history research. If family history is one of your interests, you can include this specific research focus in your travel plans.

Beaumont Days took place in Beaumont from May 22 to 24, 2026, and lasted three days. If you’d like to plan a future stay around an event date, check the dates in effect at that time separately.

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For the broader travel overview: Division No. 11.