No need for a bicycle or skis to enjoy the mountain. At Mont Rigaud, walking trails and the fitness trail invite you to move differently, in the great outdoors, within a natural setting accessible to everyone. A simple and refreshing way to get some fresh air, alone, with family, or among friends.
Mont Rigaud's hiking trails follow the ski runs: open, clear, and well-maintained spaces, very different from the wooded trails you might picture. Five accessible trails, ranging from 0.6 to 1.3 km, with a comfortable elevation gain that lets everyone reach the summit. Small steps or big strides, everyone makes it to the top.
A picnic area with Adirondack chairs awaits you at the summit to catch your breath, soak in the moment, and feel the wind in your hair after the climb. On weekends, the Snack Shack Café offers snacks and refreshments up there.
Your four-legged companions are welcome on the hiking trails!
Feeling like starting at the summit? Every weekend throughout the summer season, as well as Fridays from June 26 to August 21, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the chairlift is available to hikers for a small $5 add-on.
Designed in collaboration with Ekinox Physiotherapy and Wellness, this 1.6 km trail features 11 exercise and stretching stations, naturally integrated into the path.
Whether you're getting back into training at a relaxed pace or you're a gym regular, Each station adapts to your pace. A complete circuit, without equipment, outdoors.
* Permanent closure of the obstacle course starting August 17, 2026.
Mont Rigaud's Obstacle Course is a 5 km Spartan Race-style run, featuring 3 climbs, 3 descents, and 18 obstacles to conquer.
A real physical challenge for those who want to push themselves.
And for families with young children, there's no need to complete everything: the modules are an invitation to play, climb, and have fun on the mountain.
Everyone finds their challenge.
Ready to get moving? Check out our detailed schedule before you head out, then grab your tickets online or check out our season passes to come back as often as you'd like.
Once you're here, the trail map will help you pick your route based on how you're feeling that day.
Check out our Getting Here page to plan your route. For any other questions, contact us — we'll be happy to help.
Looking forward to seeing you out on the trails!