Your next trail is an hour away
The real elevation gain, the parking, and whether the dog can come.
A directory is worthless if nobody keeps it current
A parking lot that starts charging, a trail closed for work, a new autumn schedule: these changes happen constantly, and they are what makes a directory wrong. Here, trail pages are monitored and corrected continuously — without waiting for a visitor to tell us.
How we work →Most viewed
All trailsThe ranking comes from real visits, not from an in-house pick.
Montérégie
Mont Yamaska
2.1 km · 1h30 · Easy · ★ 4.2
Lanaudière
Parc des Cascades
3.5 km · 1h30 · Easy · ★ 4.3
Saguenay - Lac-Saint-Jean
Parc De La Caverne Trou De La Fée
4 km · 1h30 · Easy · ★ 4.3
Montérégie
Rougemont Mount
4.6 km · 2h45 · Moderate · ★ 3.0
Chaudière-Appalaches
Parc Des Chutes-de-la-chaudière
4.3 km · 1h15 · Easy · ★ 4.7
Laurentides
John H. Molson Park
4 km · 1h15 · Easy · ★ 4.6
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All 259 regions →The number beside each one is how many trails we actually describe.
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Every trail around a city, on one page.
25 hikes under 2 hours from Montreal
Distance, elevation, parking and season for each one. The ones we go back to ourselves.
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Only one season is open at a time — the one we are in.
Why not just use AllTrails?
Fair question. Three answers, and none of them is “we are bigger”.
I would rather tell you a trail is dull than sell it to you.
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