Fall camping, canoeing and adventure at Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
Published on August 25, 2025 • Attractions to discover
As green landscapes make room for flamboyant colours, treat yourself to a moment in nature at the Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, located in both the Laurentians and Lanaudière regions. Already a well-known park for skiing in winter and outdoor activities in summer, this destination is also wonderful to visit in the fall and boasts many different activities to choose from!
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant
Enjoy some fall camping
Good news for campers of all experience levels: until mid-October, there is still time to go fall camping at one of the many campsites in Parc national du Mont-Tremblant. In addition to having privileged access to hiking trails and water activities, you can sleep under the stars and choose the type of camping that suits you best. Serviced campgrounds feature amenities such as electricity, running water, and restrooms for added convenience, while rustic, more minimalist sites are ideal for reconnecting with nature. Not equipped for fall camping but still want to try it out? Check out the ready-to-camp options!
Go canoeing on the Diable River
This park is also known for its many rivers where you can enjoy a refreshing time on the water. The canoe trip “Les Méandres de la Diable” (The Meanders of the Diable River) has been extended for the fall. Until early October, explore the calm part of the Diable, the park's main river. During this self-guided trip of approximately 4 hours, you can alternate between rowing and contemplating the scenery, as you make your way past a sublime forest full of colours and impressive cliffs. Sandy shores can also be found along the river so that you can stop and take breaks on dry land.
Challenge yourself on the via ferrata trail
Are you a thrill-seeker? Step out of your comfort zone with the via ferrata du Diable, an outdoor sport that combines hiking and climbing. You'll have the opportunity to try it out in complete safety at Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, accompanied by a professional guide. This breathtaking excursion takes you on a small group (8 people max) exploration of the cliffs of Montagne de la Vache Noire, at an altitude of over 200 metres. As you make your way along the trails, you’ll also cross beams and suspended footbridges: breathtaking views and thrills await you! This activity is available until October 19, 2025.
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