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Climbing

Climbing

The best for last

The park is also a huge bouldering playground. The most popular areas are close to the Anne-Piché reception chalet, and are called Les Dames and Les Hommes. The boulders of La Bleue, Les Fesses and Mount King are also worth a visit.

CODE OF ETHICS AND RULES APPLICABLE TO CLIMBING PRACTICE

PREREQUISITES

  • Minimum age: 5 years. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a qualified adult in possession of a climbing permit.
  • Adequate climbing training and/or knowledge.
  • Be healthy and in good physical and psychological condition.
  • Guides and climbing schools must present a certificate of accreditation and a copy of their valid insurance policy at the welcome desk.

In case of emergency, refer to the maps located at trail intersections.

Failure to comply with admission or activity requirements may result in expulsion. The risks inherent in rock climbing include, but are not limited to: Weather-related risks:

  • rain, cold, wind, sun, lightning, darkness

Environmental risks :

  • landslides or falling rocks, trees, ice or other materials
  • wildlife

Risks inherent to the activity

  • falls or injuries up to and including death, caused by errors of judgment or handling;
  • falls resulting in injury or death caused by broken equipment;
  • injuries or complications caused by intense effort, stress or fear;
  • injuries or complications related to evacuation, poor planning or unforeseen circumstances
  • material losses.

Other summer activities