Parc régional Val-David-Val-Morin, secteur Far Hills

Located in the heart of the Laurentian snow-belt The park benefits from a particularly abundant supply of snow during the winter season. Thanks to the diligent work of our maintenance team, who spare no effort to offer the best gliding conditions on a daily basis, the regional park has earned itself, over the years, a reputation for excellence among skiers of all abilities.

Hiking in the forest is undoubtedly one of the best ways to recharge your batteries. Make the most of it! It’s the perfect opportunity to access numerous viewpoints and rediscover the magic of the Regional Park in winter. Whether you’re in the mood for a contemplative stroll or a sporty hike, you’re sure to find the perfect route! After a good snowfall, snowshoes are a must to avoid sinking too deep into the snow and tearing up the trails. However, after a few days, the trails become hardened and icy. Crampons are preferable for safe trail riding. In recent years, crampons have become increasingly popular with the Park’s clientele. Walkers and runners alike appreciate the sense of feeling of freedom and agility they impart. Please note that crampons or snowshoes must be worn on all the Park’s hiking trails. Walking in boots is never allowed.

Discover the natural treasures of the regional park via its many hiking trails. With its varied topography, the park offers a multitude of breathtaking vistas. Whether you’re hiking the peaks or lounging by quiet lakes, each hike highlights exceptional natural beauty. Our marked trails cover more than 60 kilometers offering routes to suit all levels, from easy to challenging. Each route offers a unique experience, allowing hikers to continually discover new landscapes and experience new adventures. As a family, enjoy the nature interpretation trail and the family trail “In the footsteps of a tale“, ideal for an educational and entertaining outing. For an unforgettable experience, don’t miss the spectacular views from the summits of Mount Condor, Mount McMaster and Mount King.

In recent years, a great deal of work has been carried out to upgrade our trails and develop new ones. Beginners and cross-country enthusiasts will enjoy the wider trails used for cross-country skiing in winter. For adrenaline seekers, more technical single-track trails are also available. There is also a bike park with a pump track at the entrance to the Far Hills sector.