Regional Park Val-David-Val-Morin

Name: Regional Park Val-David-Val-Morin
Address: Val-Morin, Quebec J0T 2R0, Canada, T, Canada

4.7/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Regional Park Val-David-Val-Morin

Address :	Val-Morin, Quebec J0T 2R0, Canada
Phone :	📞 +898
Website :	http://www.parcregional.com/
Categories :	Park , Tourist attraction ,
City :	T
Description :	Recreation area with cross-country skiing & snowshoeing, plus hiking, biking & rock climbing.

Best Park in Canada

S	Samantha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful park, pictures don't do justice! Not too busy and very well maintained. Got lucky and even spotted 2 deers. Would recommend in the winter as well for snowshoeing.
k	kelsey deer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I love these hiking trails, the view at the top is amazing. It was a good hike but if you’ve got very old/senior dogs maybe leave them at home, my dogs had a tough time. Other than that it’s awesome and there are a lot of bouldering/rock climbing spots!
J	Jessica Ren on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The staff is very nice and provided very useful recommendations of trails as we have very young kids. The trails are nice, not very difficult (we took trail D, the 3 year old couldn't finish the entire trail though). We saw some pictures of falls before going, but the staff told us it is actually a small dam, and pretty far from where we were.
S	Stephanie M on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Perfect winter hike! Many different trails to choose from depending on how long you'd like to be out. You will need either des crampons or snowshoes, they will not let you do the trails only in your boots.
B	Brian Cowan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is a great park for hiking and rock climbing. The trails are muddy, particularly when the snow is melting, so I recommend bringing hiking shoes. The views from the mountain are spectacular. Mont Condor is supposed to resemble a condor, but I wouldn't have noticed that if it was not for the name. I didn't see any condors on the mountain either.
S	Sandra El Khouri on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ BEAUTIFUL! I highly recommend going to this parc! The views are amazing. There are cabins in some rest areas. You can find dry toilets next to the trails. If you prefer normal washrooms, you can find one next to the parking spots. We went during the weekend, it wasn't busy at all. The parc is peaceful. We spent a whole day exploring it.
Y	Yuqing Wang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Great place for rock climbing and hiking !!! You can buy the brochure for climbing, everything like route & level of difficulty is marked in the book
L	Laura D on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Mont King and Mont Condor were great views to experience! The trails were clean and not too muddy; I didn't find bugs were a huge issue either. View points were nice; some were of just trees, though, so maybe more magical in the autumn bit less impressive in the summer. The views of the water though were absolutely breathtaking. The duration wasn't too long, about 4 hours for us, but we stopped at multiple view points and took a few different paths. We came across so many people rock climbing, too! Tickets must be purchased in advance for entrance. They can be bought on the park website and came out to around $8. There are bathrooms at the base of the mountain near the entrance. We got there early and there was plenty of on-site parking. Signage was frustrating and unclear, but to be fair, I'm also not an expert and don't have any recommendations for improving it... The terminology wasn't consistent and the print material was so small and outdated. The rare occasions where we passed a map (tip: take a picture of it while you can!), it was set at the highest point of the pole, maybe 7 feet high (see image)?! So we had to climb onto stuff to try to get close enough to read it! It was fun to get lost a bit, but I could also see it potentially being a deterrent if we were depending on time.