Chute du Diable
A rushing waterfall on the Diable River, with a wooden boardwalk and viewing platforms for close-up views. The gentle trail suits families.
Chute du Diable is located in the Diable sector of the national park, where the Diable River tumbles over the rocks into a churning white cascade. The trail from the car park is about 3 km round trip and fairly gentle. Along the way are lookout platforms and riverside scenery, making it suitable for older visitors and children. It can be combined with the nearby Chutes Croches and Lac Monroe for a half-day outing. A national park pass is required. Water flow peaks during the spring snowmelt, and the scenery is most beautiful in autumn with its red foliage.
Opening hours
Year-round (daytime)
Nearby sights
- Chutes Croches
- Lac Monroe
- La Roche Trail
- Panoramic Gondola & Summit
- Mont-Tremblant National Park
- Skyline Luge Mont-Tremblant
- Lac Tremblant
- Mont-Tremblant