Access
Two gates, two adventures: Lac-Supérieur for La Diable sector, Saint-Donat for La Pimbina. Pick yours before you get in the car, and off you go to the lakes. From Montreal, take Route 117 or 125 depending on the gate.
Carpool
Getting to Mont-Tremblant Park by carpool
How to reach Mont-Tremblant National Park (Lac-Supérieur / Saint-Donat) by carpool: typical trips, meetup points, parking, transit, and Allons rewards.
Mont-Tremblant National Park is the elder of Quebec’s national parks and one of the largest: hundreds of lakes, rivers, the Chute du Diable and trails for every pace. In summer you canoe and swim; in fall the forests catch fire with colour; in winter it’s cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Not to be confused with the ski resort next door: the park is run by Sépaq and has two main sectors, La Diable (Lac-Supérieur) and La Pimbina (Saint-Donat). Pick your sector, share the ride, and your day in nature starts the moment you leave.
Typical trips
Usual driving distances and times, not an Allons trip count. Savings assume 3 people in the car; avoided CO₂e uses 0.21 kg/km, the same factor as the Allons dashboard.
- Trip
Montreal → Mont-Tremblant Park
- Distance
- 140 km
- Duration
- about 1 h 45
- Savings / passenger
- ~17 $
- CO₂e avoided
- 29 kg CO₂e
- Trip
Saint-Donat → Mont-Tremblant Park
- Distance
- 15 km
- Duration
- 20 min
- Savings / passenger
- ~2 $
- CO₂e avoided
- 3 kg CO₂e
- Trip
Mont-Tremblant village → Mont-Tremblant Park
- Distance
- 25 km
- Duration
- 30 min
- Savings / passenger
- ~3 $
- CO₂e avoided
- 5 kg CO₂e
Carpool to Mont-Tremblant Park
Pick your role, start point, and time window — Allons handles the match.
Suggested meetup points
The Allons covoiturage app finds a meetup point for you automatically — and here are a few suggestions if you want them.
Lac-Supérieur entrance (La Diable sector)
The entrance closest to the resort and the village. If your crew is talking about the Chute du Diable, this is the way!
Saint-Donat village parking
The gateway to La Pimbina sector. Always name the sector on your trip: plain “Tremblant” can lead to two different places!
Highway 15 / 117, Sainte-Agathe
A good regrouping spot before choosing between La Diable and La Pimbina. Agree here and everyone ends up in the right place.
Parking
Sépaq parking lots (access fee required) await you at the trailheads. In October, leave early and as a group: one car, one stall, and a whole day of colour ahead of you.
Public transit
No bus goes all the way to the gates: this park is best discovered together. Allons gets you to your chosen sector from Montreal, Saint-Donat or Mont-Tremblant village.
Nearby destinations
Local FAQ
It’s not exactly a short stroll with a daypack! The resort and the park are two separate Allons destinations, each with its own drop-off point. Choose the park directly and you’ll arrive at the right trail.
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