Map of the Val-David/Val-Morin Regional Park in 2019.

Map of park trails, 2019

Located in the heart of the southern Laurentians, the Val-David-Val-Morin Regional Park covers an area of some 600 hectares. The park is a natural wonderland, easily accessible at one hour from Montréal and less than two hours from the Ottawa region. The conservation park makes its natural spaces available for daily recreational and educational purposes by ensuring their sustainability for the benefit of future generations.

Outdoor enthusiasts are delighted by the diversity of possible activities in the park:

• 53 km of groomed and marked ski trails
• 31 km groomed and maintained snowshoeing trails
• 9 Telemark corridors
• 14 km of trails designed for ski skating (Far Hills sector only)
• heated refuges
• an area for sliding
• 53 km of hiking trails
• over 500 recorded and graded rock-climbing routes, varying in height from 10 to 130 metres.
• boulders, overhangs, a rock wall for beginners
• 35 km of mountain-biking trails
• A nature interpretation trail
• areas for resting and picnicking
• magnificent viewpoints overlooking Val-David.