Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
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With its endless rolling hills, its 400 lakes, 6 rivers, and 1510 km2 of dense forest, Parc national du Mont-Tremblant is an open invitation to escape into one of southern Québec’s largest protected areas. Recently certified as an International Dark Sky Park, it offers a unique setting for stargazing and discovering the park’s rich natural treasures. Whether you seek a summer adventure or a winter getaway, this exceptional destination offers a wide range of activities for all nature lovers.
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
Lac-Provost campground and beach
Major upgrades were completed in 2024 to modernize the Lac-Provost Campground, located in the Pimbina-Saint-Donat sector. Most campsites are now equipped with electrical service and can accommodate small RVs, ensuring greater comfort for campers. Additionally, both main sanitary blocks have been completely renovated.
The Lac-Provost beach also got a makeover last year! This summer, enjoy an even more welcoming environment with a brand-new building housing the rental center and a sanitary block, as well as an expanded parking area for better access.
Les Méandres de la Diable
Let yourself drift along the winding course of the Rivière du Diable on a half-day canoe or kayak excursion. Whether you’re solo, with a partner, or with family, this journey offers a privileged view of wildlife in its natural habitat. Take your time and enjoy the stunning sandy riverbanks, vibrant ecosystems teeming with life.
Reservations required. Inquire at visitor centers, the Lac-Monroe Service Center, or the Discovery Center
The magic of waterfalls
Chute-du-Diable and Chutes-Croches (La Diable sector) – accessible via trails leading to scenic lookouts.
Chute-aux-Rats (Pimbina-Saint-Donat sector) – over 17 meters high, featuring a picnic area and rest stop.
Chute-aux-Mûres (La Cachée sector) – enhanced with a charming wooden footbridge.
Vertical adventures
Take on the challenge of the Vache Noire mountain, following a route along its rocky cliffs, featuring monkey bridges, suspended walkways, and cascading waterfalls along the way. At over 200 meters of altitude, be amazed by breathtaking panoramic views.
Guided by an experienced professional, embark on an unforgettable adventure where adrenaline and freedom merge with the park’s spectacular landscapes. Thrills guaranteed!
Autumn’s vibrant colors
The park’s vast network of trails offers front-row seats to nature’s most stunning display: autumn in full splendor. Four trails lead to breathtaking scenic lookouts: La Roche & La Corniche (La Diable sector), L’Envol (Pimbina-Saint-Donat sector), Les Grandes-Vallées (L’Assomption sector). Other trails lead to day-use shelters, perfect for a break surrounded by nature.
A grand winter in the park
With nearly 50 km of trails dedicated to classic cross-country skiing, snowshoe trails and winter hiking, plus over 100 km of nordic skiing trails winding through spruce and fir forests, the park is a true winter paradise. Step into a magical setting where snow-capped mountains, frozen cliffs, and frost-covered landscapes create a fairytale-like atmosphere. Don’t forget your thermos of hot chocolate!
New! Starlit Walks – A guided nighttime hike showcasing a breathtaking celestial canopy (in French only).
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Enriching nature experiences.
Québec’s national parks, guardians of countless treasures, offer a chance to connect with nature. Safeguard these protected areas so they can be cherished and enjoyed for generations to come.