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ALPINE TOURING

TAKE YOUR TIME ON THE WAY UP,
ENJOY THE WAY DOWN

Accessible and well-supervised, the alpine hike at Mont Rigaud is A simple and inspiring way to experience winter differently. An activity that invites you to slow down, move, and fully enjoy the mountains, one climb at a time.

During the station's operating hours, the alpine touring trails are open from 9 am until sunset. Independent alpine hiking outside of these hours is strictly forbidden.. Before strapping on your skins or snowshoes, take the time to familiarize yourself with the Alpine hiking rules of conduct.


ALPINE TOURING

MOVE IN A DIFFERENT WAY

Our marked trails are accessible on touring skis, splitboards, snowshoes, or fatbikes. Their gradual elevation gain makes them suitable for all ages, whether you're new to the activity or a local athlete looking to log multiple laps for training.

New! Starting with the 2026–2027 season, Mont Rigaud will offer the Alpine touring equipment rental (skis and boots) to facilitate the initiation to ski touring.

Three skiers ascending on an alpine tour on a sunny and well-snowy day — Mont Rigaud, ski resort, snowboarding, alpine touring, mountain biking and hiking, family-friendly, in Rigaud, Quebec, near Montreal

SNOWSHOEING

SIMPLE AND ACCESSIBLE

Snowshoes are a great way to get started with alpine hiking. Intuitive and easy to use, they let you enjoy the mountains without technical gear. We have Snowshoes are available for rent on site.

Walking (boots or crampons) is strictly forbidden on alpine hiking trails. Hikers are invited to use the Sentiers de l’Escapade, located in the village of Rigaud.
A woman is snowshoeing in a snow-covered field — Mont Rigaud, ski resort, snowboarding, backcountry skiing, mountain biking, and hiking, family-friendly, in Rigaud, Quebec, near Montreal

PLAN YOUR VISIT

First time hiking in Mont Rigaud? Check out our Practical advice to prepare well before you leave. Before putting on your skins or snowshoes, familiarize yourself with the Rules of Conduct and Safety for Alpine Hiking — it's essential for your safety and that of others.

The morning of your departure, verify the Trail conditions and the detailed schedule, and be sure to note the sunset time: alpine hiking trails close at dusk, without exception.

Get yours online tickets you explore our Alpine hiking subscriptions if you plan on coming back often. Need equipment? We offer the location alpine hiking equipment on site.

Visit our page Find us to plan your trip. For any other questions, Contact us, We will be happy to welcome you.