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Enjoy an adventure in nature! This activity is custom-made for thrill-seekers looking to push their limits. Discover unbeatable treetop fun: four circuits with more than 61 stations, with 10 Ultimate courses, and 27 zip lines-including one over 252 m (827 ft.) long. Close to three hours of adventure!
See also: Ski Morin-Heights Dates May 17, 2014 - October 26, 2014 (Approximate dates) Activities Aerial ropes courses. Hiking. Outdoor fitness. Other activities Services Boutique / Sales counter. Camping accommodation. Lodging on the premises. Packages Parking services Free outdoor parking. Restaurant and food services Restaurant on premises. Picnic area Groups Group rates. Open in the off-season. Reservations required. Special schedules Reservations Reservations recommended. Reservations required



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