Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, located just a few hours from Montreal in the Laurentians, is the ideal playground for a fall getaway! This park, a huge territory stretching through forests and hills, with countless lakes and six rivers running through, is a well-known outdoor paradise. And when it’s dressed up in fall foliage, it never fails to enchant! Whether you visit with family or with your sweetheart, for the first time or for the umpteenth time, treat yourself to an invigorating activity in nature in a dazzling fall-coloured setting.

Pick your trail…

Hiking is undoubtedly one of the park's most popular activities. Many visitors go to tackle the trails, which are suitable for both contemplative beginners and seasoned hikers in search of something a little more adventurous. Even long-distance hikers will find something for them: the network of trails stretches over 82 km and includes ten relays. What's more, the hiking trails are accessible for most of the year, from mid-May until the first snowfall.

Or try the via ferrata!

Visitors sold on via ferrata will be amazed at the Diable trail at Parc national du Mont-Tremblant. Four different routes are available for different levels of experience (beginner, intermediate or advanced). There is also the via ferrata at sunset option, which gives the activity a very special dimension. Allow between 3.5 and 6 hours, depending on the route you choose, and note that the minimum age for the beginners' route is now 11.

Stay a while longer

To go for the full immersion in nature, why not book one of the camping or ready-to-camp options available on site? Take in the majesty of the mountains in their red, orange and yellow hues, and enjoy the calm and serenity of sleeping in the forest and take advantage before winter cold arrives. There are plenty of campsites in the park, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs. Camping is available until around mid-October.