A paradise in the Eastern Townships. Fourteen kilometers of private trails with wooden bridges and interpretive signs on 320 acres. Breathtaking landscapes, wildlife, groomed trails, and off-trail options ranging from intermediate to very difficult. Rental of snowshoes and "Hok" skis, which are wide and short skis equipped with climbing skins for both uphill and downhill travel. Winter camping, perched refuges, treehouses, wood-heated chalets, and three two-bedroom mountain apartments with kitchen and fireplace. Dogs are welcome!
Why go
Just a few hours from Montreal, Au Diable Vert is a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in a winter wonderland where nature showcases its beauty.
What to do
- Cross-country Skiing: Explore fourteen kilometers of well-maintained private trails suitable for all skill levels. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, the variety of routes will delight you.
- Snowshoeing: Rent snowshoes and embark on an adventure through breathtaking landscapes. Interpretive panels along the trails will enhance your experience.
- Snowmobiling: For an adrenaline rush, explore the snowmobile trails winding through the forest, offering a unique view of the snowy landscape.
Nearby
After a day of activities, unwind in one of the perched shelters or heated chalets. Enjoy a picnic in nature or take a moment of tranquility by a campfire.
Getting there
From Montreal, expect about a 1.5-hour drive to reach this winter paradise. The roads are usually well-cleared, but check the weather conditions before heading out.
Good to know
Consider booking your ski or snowshoe equipment in advance, especially during peak season. Don't forget your camera to capture the spectacular landscapes!
Sunset
The open landscapes provide breathtaking sunsets, perfect for a break after a day of activities.
Wildlife
Keep an eye out for deer, foxes, and various bird species throughout your adventure.
Safety tips
Wear appropriate clothing for the cold and ensure your equipment is in good condition. A map and compass can be useful if you venture off marked trails.
Rules
Respect the trails and local wildlife. Check specific regulations on the official website before your visit.
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