NEW!  Winter activities are free for Saint-Jérôme to Val-David sectors

Before to go,  be sure to read safety instructions COVID-19 →

• An incline of barely 5% is ideal for long-distance training, for beginners or to get back in shape;
• Absence of vegetation canopy renders trail surface conditions homogeneous;
• Waxing facilities, refuges, cafés, lodges and microbreweries allow preparing adequately, warm up or simply have a good time;
• Try active transport to the workplace on skis! The trail threads through numerous towns down to Saint-Jérôme where the university, CEGEP or even your workplace are a stone throw from the trail;
• Public transit is also a possibility with commuter trains and bus service on board which skis are allowed.

L’Inter des Laurentides →

Exo, Laurentians area →

Cross-country skiing is possible in two distinct sectors: The Mont-Tremblant sector and the sector between Saint-Jérôme and Val David.

Consult the map →

Waxing facilities are present at the train station of Piedmont and Sainte-Adèle. See the cross-country map.You will find various refuges, train stations and cafés on the trail to warm up and for “après ski”.

Map of ticket counters →

Saint-Jérôme to Val-David sector

(between km 1,3 and 44,6):

Mechanically groomed for classic and skate skiing.

Winter activities are free for Saint-Jérôme to Val-David sectors.

Mont-Tremblant Sector

(between km 78 and 95):

Mechanically groomed for classic and skate skiing.
Learn more about access rates and view ski conditions →