Mont-Tremblant National Park

　　Mont-Tremblant National Park is a national park situated in Quebec, established in 1981 and spanning 1,510 square kilometers, making it the second-largest national park in Canada. This vibrant park features six rushing rivers, over 400 crystal-clear lakes, and babbling streams, making it a paradise for canoeing.

　　The park boasts lush green plains, dreamlike lakes and streams, colorful woodlands, verdant hills, and the relaxed, refreshing rural scenery unique to Canada, offering a delightful escape that feels like stepping into a hidden paradise on Earth. It is an important natural and historical site in Quebec, home to over 40 species of mammals and a haven for birds. This enchanting park is renowned for its wide range of recreational activities available year-round, catering to visitors in every season — flowers in spring, swimming in summer, fall foliage in autumn, skiing in winter, as well as golfing, camping, hiking, canoeing, fishing, and more.

　　Mont-Tremblant National Park Reason to visit: Quebec’s most picturesque national park Continent: North America Country/Region: Canada Province/State: Quebec