Feras-tu le saut cette année?! 🚀#ziptrek #tremblant #quebec #ziptrektrembalnt

Prêt·e à découvrir les plus belles vues de Tremblant ? 🌄#ziptrek #ziptrektremblant #MontTremblant #summer

Nous nous rapprochons...🌞 #ziptrek #ziptrektremblant #québec #montrremblant

Rejoignez l’équipe Ziptrek Mont-Tremblant!Les candidatures sont ouvertes 🔗 cliquez sur le lien dans notre bio pour en savoir plus.#ziptrek #ziptrektremblant #hiring #summer

On fait juste patienter jusqu’au printemps 🌱#ziptrek #ziptrektremblant #québec #montrremblant

On saute du vendredi au dimanche — amenez vos amis et venez faire le grand saut! 🪂#ziptrek #monttremblant #ziptrektremblant #bonjourquébec #tourismlaurentides

Aujourd’hui, nous honorons la Journée nationale de la vérité et de la réconciliation — en mémoire des enfants qui ne sont jamais revenus et des survivants des pensionnats. Leurs histoires comptent 🧡#EveryChildMatters #TruthAndReconciliation

Did you know the deer we have here in Canada and the United States is a completely differentspecies than the one found in Europe? Its real name is the white-tailed deer, versus theEuropean roe deer. They were observed and studied in the state of Virginia in the United Statesby the first European colonisers, which is where their name comes from.Every fall, after the mating season, the males shed their antlers. In the spring, they grow back,often larger and with more branches each year. These antlers aren’t just for decoration; they’reused to impress other males and attract females.Fast and agile, the deer can run up to 60 km/h (about 37 mph) to escape danger and leap over2.5 meters high (8 feet) or 9 meters long (30 feet). This agility allows them to move easilythrough forests or snowy areas.Their sense of smell is about 1,000 times more developed than ours. They use it to detectpredators, find food, and even locate other animals from long distances.If you’ve ever spotted deer in the summer, you’ve probably noticed that the fawns are covered inwhite spots. These spots help them blend perfectly into the vegetation. On top of that, they havealmost no scent, which makes them much harder for predators to detect. Fawns also spendlong hours lying still in the forest or tall grass, waiting for their mother to return.It’s very important not to feed deer and never touch fawns. Feeding them can harm their healthby spreading diseases, and make them dependent on humans. Touching a fawn can leave ahuman scent that may cause the mother to abandon it. These same rules apply to most wildanimals you might encounter in nature.So, on your next hike or walk, take a moment to admire them from a distance and enjoy thebeauty of nature while respecting the wildlife around you.#chevreuil #nature #eco #deer #wildlife

At Ziptrek, we love protecting the planet, day and night.💫Mont Tremblant National Park is a Dark Sky Preserve, which means it keeps artificial light to aminimum to help wildlife, save energy, and give visitors stunning, star-filled nights. In August,that means the perfect stage for one of nature’s greatest shows, the Perseids meteor shower.🌟Perseids Meteor Shower – A Celestial Summer TreatWhat are the Perseids?The Perseids are bright, fast-moving meteors caused by tiny debris from comet109P/Swift-Tuttle burning up in Earth’s atmosphere. It is nature’s annual fireworks show.☄️When to watch?The shower runs from mid-July through late August, peaking overnight between August 12thand 13th. This is when you will catch the most meteors streaking across the sky.🌎Meteor rates and appearance:At peak, you can spot 60 to 100 meteors per hour.✨Why Mont Tremblant National Park is perfect for stargazing:As a Dark Sky Preserve, the park enforces strict outdoor lighting restrictions to protect naturaldarkness. This keeps skies clear of light pollution, letting the stars shine their brightest whilesafeguarding nocturnal wildlife.🌙Light pollution and sustainability:Artificial light at night can disorient animals, disrupt migration patterns, and waste energy. Bypreserving dark skies, Mont Tremblant National Park supports healthy ecosystems and givesvisitors the rare chance to experience the night as nature intended.#eco #darkskies #perseides #monttremblant #tremblant #ziptrektremblant

🫐Often overshadowed by those from the Saguenay, the blueberries from our region are just asdelicious. They benefit from the cool climate, altitude, and exceptional biodiversity ofMont-Tremblant to produce juicy, sweet, wild berries… just the way we like them.🤌In addition to being a delightful surprise on the trails, blueberries are also a superfood: rich inantioxidants, fiber, and vitamin C — perfect for recharging your energy during a mountainadventure. They’re also easy to turn into a variety of recipes, both sweet and savory.🧑‍🍳At Ziptrek Mont-Tremblant, the adventure doesn’t just happen in the air… it can be savored onthe ground too! Right in the heart of our trails, the Laurentian blueberries grow naturally and canbe found in abundance, especially throughout July, adding a sweet touch to your hikes andzipline adventures.🌱#ziptrek #monttremblant #tremblant #nature #blue

Que connaissez-vous des lucioles? Balayez pour en savoir plus!🌟What do you know about fireflies?🪲👇Fireflies aren’t just pretty lights in the forest, they’re ecological indicators. Their larvae live in moist soils and leaf litter, feeding on pests like slugs and snails, which helps maintain healthy decomposition and nutrient cycling.🌲Adults use bioluminescence not just for mating, but also to warn predators of their toxicity, a built-in defence system that evolved over millions of years.💫Because fireflies are highly sensitive to habitat disturbance, chemical pollution and artificial light, seeing them in places like Mont-Tremblant is a strong sign of a healthy, well-balanced ecosystem.🌜#luciole #eco #funfacts #nuit

Pourriez-vous faire le saut de la foi ? 🙏 #ziptrektremblant #Ziptrek #bonjourquebec #tourismequebec #zipline #aventurequebec #monttremblant #tremblant