The Val-David-Val-Morin Regional Park (Dufresne sector) invites you on a 2-hour hike, interspersed with information capsules on the winter adaptations of flora and fauna. The trail is 3 km long and of intermediate difficulty. This hike is suitable for teenagers and adults.
During this hike, you’ll learn about the strategies used by animals and trees to survive winter. You’ll also learn a few tricks for identifying trees during the cold season. You’ll also learn how to identify animal tracks.
Departure from Chalet Anne-Piché at 10am. Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow time to prepare for the hike.
The activity costs $5 per participant. To ensure your place on this guided walk, we ask you to reserve your place on our Online Ticketing. Please note that the cost of the activity does not include access to the park, which is $12.50 for adults who do not have their membership card. Dogs are not permitted for this activity.
Snowshoes or crampons must be worn.
