Mont-Tremblant Trails Network
Our network of trails has something for all (mountain or road biking, hiking, walking or roller skating), whether they are experts or beginners!
Click on the following links to quickly access the section:
- Mountain bike
- Hiking
- Road bike and cycle paths
- Declare a breakage or dangerous situation on the trails
- Further information
Survey - new trail design (until September 6th)
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Trails of the City of Mont-Tremblant
- 47 km of trails
- Free access
- Dogs are prohibited at all times
Domaine Saint-Bernard
- 20 km of trails
- Free access for residents of Mont-Tremblant and Lac-Tremblant-Nord. To consult the rates, click here.
- Dogs are prohibited at all times
- For more information, visit domainesaintbernard.org
Cycling Code of Conduct and tips
- Prepare your outing and check the trail conditions.
- Park your car in authorized places.
- Do not ride on the trails when it is raining and for the next 12 hours.
- Control your bike and respect your limits.
- Be courteous to everyone you meet.
- Leave room for other trail users.
- Don't do unauthorized work on a trail.
- Respect wildlife and the environment. It is forbidden to feed the animals.
Difficulty levels
Check out this guide to help you find the right trails for you!
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| Trail conditions |
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Trails of the City of Mont-Tremblant
- 30 km of trails
- Free access
- Dogs are prohibited at all times
Domaine Saint-Bernard
- 37 km of trails
- Free access for residents of Mont-Tremblant and Lac-Tremblant-Nord. For more information about the rates, click here.
- Dogs are prohibited at all times
- For more information, visit domainesaintbernard.org
Trail rules and tips
- Prepare for your outing in the great outdoors. Choose the trail based on you ability to complete the distance. Plan for adequate water, food and mosquito repellent.
- Wear proper equipment: non-slip footwear with anklo protection, a backpack and weather appropriate clothing. Walking sticks are recommended on steep trails.
- Stay on the trail for the sake of protecting the flora.
- The environment is everyone's business! Bring back your waste.
- It is forbidden to feed wild animals. Regulation (2016)-149.
Multi-use tracks (paved)
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Authorized activities
- Walking, bicycles, rollerblades
La Villageoise-de-Mont-Tremblant
- 11,4 km paved trail
- Free access
- Access from Chemin du Village, near Parc du Curé-Deslauriers or from Tremblant Resort
- Dogs are prohibited at all times
Parc linéaire Le P'tit Train du Nord
- 17,1 km paved trail
- Free access
- Speed is limited to 22 km/h
- Users must move in line when they are in a group
- Dogs are prohibited at all times
- For more information, visit ptittraindunord.com
Richelieu
- 0,7 km paved trail
- Free access
- Access from 635, rue Cadieux, via the modular tracks (pump tracks)
- Dogs are prohibited at all times
Declare a breakage or dangerous situation on the trails
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The City of Mont-Tremblant and its partners (Domaine Saint-Bernard and Le P'tit Train du Nord) cannot be held responsible for any damage, including loss or theft of any object, material damage (clothing, equipment, etc.), injury or serious accident suffered by the participant while participating in an outdoor activity. Any sporting activity involves risks, be careful and vigilant during your outings in the open air.