Stroll amidst the treetops, explore the mysteries of native plant and animal species, make your way across a net a dizzying 40 m off the ground, in complete safety, soak in the breathtaking Laurentian scenery for as far as the eye can see: That’s what the Sentier des cimes Laurentides is all about.
The Sentier des cimes in the heart of the Laurentians
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from a different angle
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Weather
Is the trail open when it rains?
Is the trail open when it rains?
The Sentier des cimes is open all year round, find our opening hours for each season here [to opening hours].
In the event of special weather conditions, such as thunderstorms or high winds, or other situations beyond our control, such as a power failure, the site will be closed.
The announcement of the closure will be made on our Facebook page.
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Is the walkway wheelchair accessible?
Is the walkway wheelchair accessible?
The walkway and the panoramic tower have no obstacles and are therefore easily accessible with a wheelchair or a stroller.
With a maximum slope of 6%, the path has several areas with no inclination, where it is possible to rest.
During the winter season, walkway conditions may cause difficulty for wheelchair access. Please contact us at 873-229-0363 to verify.
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Can I bring my dog?
Can I bring my dog?
Dogs* or any other animals are unfortunately not allowed on the walkway.
In addition to the hygiene aspect, the safety aspect for animals and humans plays a major role in the prohibition of animals on the walkway. Although most owners might act responsibly and keep an eye on their animals, dogs can show unexpected behavior towards strangers or other animals. Fear of heights can also trigger an uncontrolled flight response in dogs. Unfortunately, the narrow path width does not offer any retreat or escape option for animals or for people who are afraid of dogs.
*Exception: Disabled companion and assistance dogs**.
**For assistance dogs, persons accompanied by their dog must present a document from a health professional attesting to the person’s need (due to a disability, medical condition or mental health issue) and the animal’s usefulness in alleviating that need. They must also present information and documentation on the animal’s behaviour and the risk it presents in a public space such as the Sentier des cimes Laurentides (https://www.cdpdj.qc.ca/en/your-obligations/prohibited-grounds/handicap-animaux)
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