2 Best Sights in Mont-Tremblant, Side Trips from Montreal

This vast wildlife sanctuary has more than 400 lakes and rivers and is home to nearly 200 species of birds and animals, so it’s great for wildlife-watching. Cross-country skiers, snowshoers, and snowmobilers enjoy the park's trails in winter, and camping, fishing, canoeing, and hiking are the popular summer activities. The park was once the home of the Algonquins, who called this area Manitonga Soutana, meaning "mountain of the spirits." 

The park entrance closest to Mont-Tremblant is at La Diable Vistors' Centre, just beyond the village of Lac Supérieur and about a half-hour drive from the resort.