Scenic Views · Camping & Hiking · Fishing · Quebec
A 15 m waterfall on the Rivière du Diable in the Diable sector of Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, Québec, reached by an easy 1.4 km return trail. A Sépaq park access fee applies.
La Chute du Diable is a powerful drop on the Rivière du Diable in the Diable sector of Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, near Lac-Supérieur. Nearly every reviewer gives it top marks and describes the falls as impressive for such a short outing.
The trail is about 1.4 km return, or roughly 30 minutes, from a parking lot a few kilometres north of the Discovery Centre. Reviewers say it's a pleasant walk that works for older visitors and young children. The access road is paved most of the way, then turns to dirt. One visitor warned that drivers of small cars may want to be careful of large rocks, and deer cross often.
It pairs well with a longer day in the park. The Diable sector has campgrounds, canoeing on the river and the nearby Chutes Croches. Fishing in the park is only allowed with a Sépaq fishing access right on designated waters.
As in all Québec national parks, you'll need a daily access pass or an annual Sépaq pass. One visitor believed dogs weren't allowed on this path, so check the park's pet rules before bringing one.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 56 Google reviews. Conditions and rules change — check current park, access and fishing regulations before you go.
