Difficulty |
Easy |
Distance |
2 KM |
Height |
470 meters |
Elevation gain |
125 meters |
Dog allowed |
Feel like doing a physical activity in the open air? Enjoy the nature and beauty of the village of Val-David Val-Morin. You will find the wooded hill of Mont Condor. Only 80 kilometers north of Montreal, Mont Condor attracts by its sublime greenery, its attractions and the exceptional view it offers on the entire Laurentian region. Ideal for hiking.
Mount Condor has a rich and diverse flora. In autumn and summer, the leaves of the trees take on orange and red colors. During your hike, you will have access to breathtaking views of the various peaks of Mount Condor, such as King and Mc Master. It is possible to have a small picnic on the edge of the surrounding lakes.
For hikers with families or children, it is advisable to head for the trails with markers. These devices will indicate the route of a safe path, without crevasses or rocks that could collapse. This marked trail is over 60 kilometers long. Dogs on a leash are allowed as long as they pick up after themselves.
Between two routes, take a break in the small chalets and tree houses. Alternatively, you can find some nice spots to camp in peace and quiet.
In addition to hiking, you can enjoy a variety of outdoor sports: there are bicycle paths, golf courses, horseback riding...
With a difference in altitude of 125 m, Mount Condor has a hiking trail of 2.3 km. This trail is dedicated to intermediate hikers.
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (until 7 p.m. - variable in summer)
Mount Condor is divided into two main sections: East Condor and West Condor. They are part of the Val-David Val-Morin regional park and are open all year long. You can start your tour with easy loops, without big climbs. Therefore, start with Mont Condor-Ouest. The round trip distance is 4.2 km, which can be done in two hours at a normal walking pace. If necessary, get a map of the area. You can start from the Anne-Piché parking lot, through trail D. Once you reach the parking lot, turn onto trail C to see the famous ice wall. Then take trail E and climb to the top for a great view of the entire region.
Mount Condor-Est is reserved for experienced hikers. It is a slightly steeper hill, so much so that it could be mistaken for a mountain. The departure is from the Chalet Anne-Piché, passing by the Aiguille. The latter is a particularly rocky place, with rocks curiously cut like needles (hence its name). You can admire them at the foot of the S face and the N face of the Aiguille. The descent can be done on the Dièdre or Dülfer routes.
Mount Condor (especially West Condor) offers great views for outdoor hiking. Enjoy nature in the large wilderness forests, dotted with a wide variety of groves and flowers. Follow the trails through streams and lakes. There are dozens of shelters that can be used as a place to take a break.
In addition to hiking, glamping is the top activity for visitors to Mount Condor. This is a form of luxury camping, where you have access to a lavish tent on site, gourmet meals and various outdoor activities: bocce ball, soccer, fishing, rock climbing, horseback riding or biking... Mount Condor is also full of cabins and shelters of all kinds.
Easy
125.00 M
470.00 M
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (until 7 p.m. - variable in summer)
Yes
No
8.00 $
Yes
