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Laurentides Climbing
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| Elevation: | 1,221 ft |
| GPS: |
46.0509, -74.28301 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
| Page Views: | 812,724 total · 5,507/month |
| Shared By: | Luc-514 on Oct 20, 2011 · Updates |
| Admins: | Luc-514, Thierry Berland, Richer Lariviere |
Access Issue: Many cliffs are under the liability insurance of the FQME
Details
Residents of Canada need to have:
-FQME 'Accès Montagne' membership (55$)
-For members of the Alpine Club of Canada an FQME 'Accès Montagne' upgrade (30$)
Or purchasing a 10$ day pass.
This money is used to pay the liability insurance for landowners regardless if they are private citizens, municipal or provincial.
The maintenance of cliffs and their access, replacing of fixed protection.
fqme.qc.ca
-FQME 'Accès Montagne' membership (55$)
-For members of the Alpine Club of Canada an FQME 'Accès Montagne' upgrade (30$)
Or purchasing a 10$ day pass.
This money is used to pay the liability insurance for landowners regardless if they are private citizens, municipal or provincial.
The maintenance of cliffs and their access, replacing of fixed protection.
fqme.qc.ca
Description
Fascinating and welcoming destination, the Laurentian region is located north of Montreal. Its 22 000 km² (8800 mi²) of territory span south to north from One Thousand Islands River to the Mont Laurier; and east to west, from the Lanaudière region to the Outaouais region.
Plains and valleys of the Laurentians offer trekking over the hills and mountains and discovering a kaleidoscope of fascinating landscapes bursting with beauty. This is a little holiday realm with mountainside and lakeside cottages, lovely towns and villages, ski hills, network of cross-country ski trails, and top-notch golf camps.
Seduced by region's nature and unique attractions, many Canadians and Americans set up a vacation home at the Laurentians.
The Laurentian region enjoys a well-deserved reputation for fine dining and regional specialties. In addition to restaurant dining, visitors can savor a meal at a sugar shack, pick apples straight off the trees, and spend a night at a luxurious inn or lodge.
A perfect destination for family vacations, the Laurentians house the National Park of Mont Tremblant, Quebec's largest protected area. The famous bike trail known as the Petit Train du Nord (Little Train from the North) winds its way through hills and villages for more than 200 km (125 mi). During the winter, that former railway line welcomes snowmobilers and cross-country skiers. Hundreds of destinations are there for you to choose!
Closest Gym: Le Crux, Attitude Montagne bloc gym
Plains and valleys of the Laurentians offer trekking over the hills and mountains and discovering a kaleidoscope of fascinating landscapes bursting with beauty. This is a little holiday realm with mountainside and lakeside cottages, lovely towns and villages, ski hills, network of cross-country ski trails, and top-notch golf camps.
Seduced by region's nature and unique attractions, many Canadians and Americans set up a vacation home at the Laurentians.
The Laurentian region enjoys a well-deserved reputation for fine dining and regional specialties. In addition to restaurant dining, visitors can savor a meal at a sugar shack, pick apples straight off the trees, and spend a night at a luxurious inn or lodge.
A perfect destination for family vacations, the Laurentians house the National Park of Mont Tremblant, Quebec's largest protected area. The famous bike trail known as the Petit Train du Nord (Little Train from the North) winds its way through hills and villages for more than 200 km (125 mi). During the winter, that former railway line welcomes snowmobilers and cross-country skiers. Hundreds of destinations are there for you to choose!
Closest Gym: Le Crux, Attitude Montagne bloc gym
Getting There
Laurentides Road map (south)
Laurentides Road map (north)
From Montreal:
Head up north on highway 15 or 117.
From Ottawa, head East on highway 50.
Laurentides Road map (north)
From Montreal:
Head up north on highway 15 or 117.
From Ottawa, head East on highway 50.
Classic Climbing Routes at Laurentides
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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