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As the crowing project piece of Tremblant’s National Parc’s $4.5m improvement program the Via ferrata du diable opened in June 2008 and provides a thrilling walking and rock-climbing experience overlooking the Diable River Valley.
Budding adventurers from the age of just 7 can discover the vast territory of Quebecs largest National Parc from a completely new point-of-view – one of the parcs most spectacular cliff faces!
Accompanied by a guide, you have the opportunity to cross a series of passages and suspended bridges while admiring views of the meandering Diable River in the valley below. Once you have ascended 200m you'll be rewarded with a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.
No rock climbing experience is necessary to experience the Via Ferrata and all required safety equipment is provided. For those seeking a more demanding climb an advanced route is also catered for. If an unforgettable experience is what you came for this might just hit the spot.
Budding adventurers from the age of just 7 can discover the vast territory of Quebecs largest National Parc from a completely new point-of-view – one of the parcs most spectacular cliff faces!
Accompanied by a guide, you have the opportunity to cross a series of passages and suspended bridges while admiring views of the meandering Diable River in the valley below. Once you have ascended 200m you'll be rewarded with a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.
No rock climbing experience is necessary to experience the Via Ferrata and all required safety equipment is provided. For those seeking a more demanding climb an advanced route is also catered for. If an unforgettable experience is what you came for this might just hit the spot.
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