Mont-Tremblant: Via Ferrata and Zipline Adventure｜Canada

Begin your adventure with a short initiation on a rock wall before taking a 10-minute walk to reach the cliffs of Cap Beauséjour. This is the starting point for the Via Ferrata, a challenging face with built-in steps, handholds, and footholds.

Along the 1968-foot (600-meter) route, while connected to the continuous lifeline (you are always connected to a steel cable), climb obstacles such as ladders, metal steps, and handles, and cross bridges, steel cables, and even a chain swing between two sections as you ascend to a height of 196 feet (60 meters), the equivalent of a 20-story building.

At the top, admire the view over Ste Agathe-des-Monts. The next step, the first Mega Zipline of 3000 feet (900 meters), brings you to the other side of the mountain. The second zipline then takes you for a 2132-foot (650-meter) flight down to the foot of Cap Beauséjour.

You can choose the longest option and enjoy a third and fourth zipline of 2000 feet (610 meters) and 1500 feet (450 meters) respectively, taking you all the way down the mountain.