Mont-Tremblant National Park

Mont-Tremblant National Park extends across 1,510 square kilometers of forests, mountains, lakes, and rivers in the Laurentian region of Quebec.

Created in 1895, Mont-Tremblant stands as Quebec's first national park and North America's sixth, marking a milestone in Canadian conservation efforts.

The park territory holds deep connections to First Nations communities, who utilized these lands for hunting and gathering through numerous generations.

The park maintains 82 kilometers of hiking paths, multiple camping areas, rental facilities for canoes, and accommodations ranging from basic sites to furnished cabins.

The protected area contains six major rivers, over 400 lakes, and provides habitat for 40 mammal species, including wolves and black bears.

Location: Antoine-Labelle

Operator: Sépaq

Website: https://sepaq.com/pq/mot

GPS coordinates: 46.41519,-74.44005

Latest update: March 21, 2025 02:17