First Visit

For a perfect day at the Water Park:

Clothing

• The Water Park is a family environment. Guests are required to wear appropriate swimwear:
  • Swimsuits must be opaque;
  • Tangas are not permitted;
  • Monokinis are not permitted.
• Waterproof diapers must be worn by toddlers.
• Burkinis are permitted in the tube slides and wave pool up to the black safety line only.
• T-shirts adapted for swimming and fitted to the body (type “rash guard”) are accepted.
• Clothing made of natural fibers such as cotton, linen and hemp are not permitted.
• Water socks are permitted.
• The wearing of accessories (hats, glasses, shirts, shoes, etc.) is not permitted in certain activities.
• Goggle cords are mandatory.
• To protect yourself from the sun, it is important to wear a hat, apply sunscreen and hydrate regularly.

Safety

For toddlers: the diaper shirt is mandatory. Jacket and flotation devices are allowed in some areas of the Water Park.

Animation

During the high season, activities are organized to set the mood at the Water Park: music, animation, games, dance, mascots, participation prizes to be won and many surprises. Please note that the animation schedule may vary according to traffic and weather conditions.

Weather conditions

Rain does not affect Water Park operations or swimming conditions. However, it may result in the closure of certain mountain activities such as the climbing wall or Trampo-bungee. In the event of a thunderstorm, operations close for 30 minutes after each thunderstorm to maintain a high level of safety.

In case of doubt, before you travel, please consult the Conditions page to find out our opening hours and all the details concerning the open activities. Follow our Facebook page for more information.

Water park and Mountain Activities

Take advantage of the Water Park and our new Mountain Activities: gondola ride, climbing wall, slackline park, Trampo-bungee, Disc golf and hiking trails. For those who want more, add a Birds of Prey Show to your day!

Water Park Rules and Regulations

Learn about the rules and regulations of the Water Park to ensure a fun and safe environment for all.

Is this your first visit to the mountain? Here is some relevant information to know in order to make your experience exceptional.

Parking

The mountain bike base camp is at Versant du Lac, meet at P5.

Clothing

It is very important to wear long and resistant clothes, as well as all the adapted protections: closed shoes, glasses, knee and elbow protections. Wearing a helmet is mandatory on the entire trail network.

Safety

Helmets must be worn on all mountain bike trails. There is no official age limit for mountain biking. However, it is important to ensure that children ride a bike that is appropriate for their height.

(Booster seats (e.g. Mac Ride), giraffes, dollies and trailers or any other device that allows two users on one bike are not permitted). A bike must have pedals. (No run bikes allowed.) A bike must have two brakes on the handlebars. (No bikes with coaster brakes allowed.) See code of conduct

Traffic

The use of marked and open trails is essential to avoid the risk of accidents and to prevent the phenomenon of erosion in the mountains. See trail map

Level of difficulty

It is important to use trails with a level of difficulty that matches your experience. If a trail is too difficult to use, it is advisable to get off the bike and finish on foot to avoid taking any risks.

E-Bike

E-bikes have access to the network, except for the Versant de la Côte Ouest lift. The ergonomics and handling of the bike can cause injuries to the attendant and the type of attachment (side) limits the maximum allowable weight.

The only type of electrically assisted bicycle permitted in Bromont, montagne d’expériences and Parc des Sommets (this includes the C1 Trail Belt, Oak, Berthier, Villageoise and Montagne Networks) is Type 1, which has a speed limit of 32km/h and the electric assistance ceases once this speed is reached. The motor must be located on the pedal board, which provides a propulsive assistance proportioned according to the pressure exerted on the pedal board. No handlebar mounted throttles are allowed.

An exemption may be given for the use of electric bicycles for persons with reduced mobility. These people must follow the protocol set up by the Fondation des sports adaptés and Amis des Sentiers.

For emergency

51 numbered terminals are distributed in the mountain to locate you in case of an emergency. To contact the patrollers: 450-534-2200, ext. 2842.

If you are in the mountain outside of regular business hours, please call 911.

It is not recommended to venture out on the mountain alone. If you do, it is preferable to have your cell phone with you.

Weather conditions

In the event of rain or thunderstorm, a trail closure may be announced to limit the effects of erosion accentuated by rainfall.

In case of doubt, before you travel, consult the Conditions page to find out our opening hours and all the details concerning the open trails. Follow our Facebook page for more information.

The reference in Quebec for 25 years with more than 50 km of downhill mountain bike trails as well as several Enduro and progression circuits. Discover our Bike School, whether you are a beginner or an advanced rider, there is no shortage of challenges at the mountain.

Code of Conduct

Read the code of conduct to ensure a fun and safe environment for all.