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Mont Tremblant's Enchanted Pathway Lets You Search For Giants In The Woods

The sensory experience will run until mid-October.

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Mont Tremblant's latest forestal attraction, Tonga Lumina, allows visitors to have a sensory experience as they make their way down a 1.5-kilometre trail in search of giants.

The enchanted forest in Quebec will be open between June and October.

To reach the forest, visitors begin their adventure on the Mont Tremblant "Flying Mile" chairlift that brings them to the entrance of the trail.

The trail goes briefly uphill before weaving its way down through the woods, crossing clearings and streams.

The illuminated pathway takes approximately one hour to walk from beginning to end.

Until September 6, the experience is open every day, save for extreme weather.

Tonga Lumina

Price:
$28.50 for adults over 18 years old
$18.50 for youth aged 13 to 17
$12.50 for children aged 6 to 12
Free for children under 5 years old

When:
Every day until September 6, 2021
Fridays and Saturdays between September 10 and October 9
Sunday only on October 10
Friday and Saturday on October 15 and 16

Address: 1000, ch. des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant, QC

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