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In the Old Orchard of the brothers of Saint-Gabriel. The park occasionally offers interactive activities in this old orchard, led by a naturalist park ranger.
Old-Mill
Old stone water mill used to grind grain built in 1761. It was restored without its operational components in the 1970s. It serves as a stopover for skiers and hikers. Today, it offers a tea room.
The Old Orchard
The Vieux-Verger is on the western slope of the mountain, near the park's Visitors' Centre and close to the parking lots. In the fall, users can pick apples there.
The relief of the park's hills is varied and accessible to snowshoe enthusiasts, whatever their ability. Snow conditions may vary during the winter.
The cross-country ski trails allow you to appreciate this enchanting winter setting in the wilderness, near the city. Enthusiasts can practise evening cross-country skiing on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from early January to early March (variable depending on the snow cover). The park is open to skiers, snowshoers, walkers and snow cyclists until 21:00. Skiers can make use of the heated relay and the waxing room.
Ski resort located in the park where you can go downhill skiing on 15 lighted and artificially snow-covered trails. In addition, the Ski Saint-Bruno sliding school is the largest sliding sports school in Canada with close to 600 instructors. This alpine ski centre is found in the central-northern part of the national park.