MONTREAL
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The 3 most popular national parks in Montreal. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Hike Mont-Tremblant National Park from Montreal with a guide briefing, picnic lunch, Chute-aux-rats waterfall, and panoramic views.
“We had about a dozen people in our van, from all over the world! There were bits and pieces along the way of teaching us about the land and where we were going. The park was beautiful. A great use of time on our vacation! Thanks so much!”
Early, small-group hike on Mont-Orford with guide Sam, four lookouts, a Stukely Lake view, and smooth door-to-door logistics.
“The hike with Sam was a great experience! Super nice trail with some great views, and as we started early in the day, there were only a few others on the trail. We were hiking with a great pace, so it was also a good excercise. Sam always adjusts to the walking pace of the…”
Mont-Tremblant National Park day trip from Montreal with the Envol trail, swim time, and optional paddle, canoe, or hike to Chute aux Rats.
“We didn't do this activity because the operator said the park was closed. Instead we hiked in the ouareau regional park. Very good activityAuto-translated”
