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Obstacle trails in Laurentides

An obstacle trail is a huge playground in the middle of the forest. Kids climb, crawl and cross rope bridges while parents follow, or try to. Since the modules stay close to the ground, the youngest can try them with confidence, and older kids challenge each other on speed. It’s an activity that is often free or included with site access, perfect for burning off energy outdoors. Browse our listings and find the obstacle trail for your next family outing.

Region: Laurentides

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Centre de plein air Roger-Cabana

In winter, take advantage of our forest ice trail for skating in a magnificent natural setting, as well as trails specially designed for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

Parc du Domaine Vert

The varied program at Parc du Domaine Vert (Domaine Vert park) features year round activities for all tastes and for everyone; families, school groups and businesses.

Acro-Nature du Sommet Morin Heights

Acro-Nature: zip lines, aerial courses and forest challenges at Sommet Morin Heights!

Village du Père Noël

Santa Claus makes his summer home in Val-David.

Parc régional Kiamika

An exceptional place for exceptional moments!Located less than 200 km from Montreal, the Kiamika Regional Park is a well-kept secret that surprises by its splendour and its wild aspect!

Au pays des Merveilles

Experience the magic of a fairy-tale theme park.

Parc régional Montagne du Diable

A park to get away from it all!Come enjoy Montagne du Diable Regional Park!

Domaine Saint-Bernard

Head out for an adventure on one of the property's many trails!

Parc régional de la Rivière-du-Nord

Discovering the Rivière-du-Nord and its Wilson Falls...

Le Parcours d’hébertisme aérien du Domaine Vert

Come test your mettle at this exciting adventure park featuring more than 100 aerial challenges.

Les Sentiers nature de Chute-Saint-Philippe

Cross-country ski and snowshoeing trails (used for hiking and mountain biking in summer) wind through a mature forest, a magnificent hemlock grove, and past lookout points, beaver ponds and an uninhabited lake.