This lookout tower was very fun to visit. The slope is easy to walk up and down, no problem for strollers or wheelchairs. The prices are a bit higher than I expected, for a family of 5 we paid around 100CAD. The territory at the main building is well maintained and has lots of picnic tables. The cafe is also nice, there was a musician playing the guitar at the terrace and it added to the relaxing atmosphere of this place. I would probably visit this place in fall as well to see all the tree colours from above.

On Halloween, we ventured to this enchanting location to partake in a delightful activity. Despite the slight chill in the air, the experience was incredibly enjoyable. What made it even better was the fact that the site wasn't overly crowded, allowing us to fully immerse ourselves in the festivities. One of the perks was the availability of free parking, making our visit hassle-free. The tickets are around 30$ per person to enter. The walk to the area was just the right length—not too short, not too long—offering us a chance to savor the surroundings. As we ascended, the cool breeze added to the excitement, and the view from the top was nothing short of breathtaking. The trees below and the sky above created a magical atmosphere. What stood out was the ample space to explore and enjoy. There were plenty of interesting things to see and experience, ensuring that we had a memorable time. It was also an excellent spot for photography enthusiasts, with its picturesque surroundings making every picture frame-worthy. However, given the chilly weather, it was essential to dress warmly, allowing us to stay comfortable and relish the experience to the fullest. All in all, it was a fantastic Halloween adventure that we won't soon forget!

We loved our visit! It’s a bit pricey ($31/pp) but totally worth it for the views! I’m scared of heights but wasn’t worried on my walk up. The railing is chest-height on me at 5’6 so if you’re nervous at heights, it definitely feels quite secure. Keep note that the structure is a gradual ramp, so you can definitely bring a stroller or wheelchair no problem. Any areas with stairs have elevators. Highly recommend if you’re going on a weekend to arrive right at 9am for opening, as we had no issues parking and there was hardly anyone there first thing Sunday morning. Parking on-site is free and they have a super cute restaurant you can have lunch at. The grounds are also great to sit and relax or walk around!

We had such a beautiful day out here. The whole attraction is very accessible. The slope is very gentle and doable for all abilities. If you use walking sticks, don't forget to bring the rubber feet to avoid damaging the wood walkway. At the beginning, there is a choice of stairs or a lift/elevator. The views are magnificent and you see many types of trees. If you are lucky, you will get to see some wildlife too. At the top there is a suspended net which you can walk or sit on if you are brave. It's fun to look down and feel how high up you are. The staff are very friendly and helpful. There is a nice gift shop and canteen. Our family really enjoyed our day here.

Somewhat pricy for a single visit, but the view is quite amazing. Yearly passes are much better value assuming 3+ visits. Good walk and exercise, the way up is very light angle so it is very doable. 1.5 hour to walk up and then back down. Activities are somewhat sparse but it's really a place to take things slow and relax. The height is at 40 meters and isn't scary due to the structure being solid. The top has a netted area for those brave enough.

We loved the place. We went on a weekday and it was not at all crowded. It's a nice walk to the top with amazing views of the surrounding mountains and ski slopes. The net at the top lets you conquer your fear of heights a little bit. My recommendation would be to go on a cloudy day or in the evening to catch the sunset.

Opened just a year ago. Beautiful place to visit. A long boardwalk with information posters leads us to the fantastic observation tower. 40 meters high. Gentle slope, even toddlers can walk up by themself. The view on each level is great. Brave person can try walking on the top level's net. Cafeteria provided healthy and good food. Price is reasonable. Our Family enjoyed our visit very much. Wish we can come back later to see spectacular Fall colors.

really fun experience. if you don't like heights you might not enjoy it. it's very beautiful. if you go during fall or winter dress warmly. it's a great trek! fun quizzes and things to do as you climb to the top

This spot is incredible! The path, the restaurant, the service.... there was not a single aspect of this adventure we did not adore. Good for all ages and fitness levels. We were there with the fittest levels and an 81 year old and we all climbed up to the incredible views and had a marvelous time.

We only walked up to the wooden tower, it was a very easy and short walk, which made me a bit disappointed. I believe there are more challenging hikes there but my group didn't manage to find it. The walk to the tower would be fitting for a family with young children. The staff is incredibly welcoming. The gift shop and the other shop that sells food/oils/treats really sells a variety of items that can fit all ages and they really focus on promoting natural products, quebec made, local companies and even special cooking oils and jam. There was so many that I wasn't able to make up my mind. I recommend visiting this shop!

An amazing tree-top experience. Beautifully constructed keeping in mind easy accessibility for kids and elderly too. Gives an amazing 360 degree view of the fall foliage all around. Highly recommended.

We went to the observatory on a Wednesday during the bustling fall season. There were no lines, although the rain might have contributed to the lower crowds. The ascent is quite manageable, suitable for individuals of all ages and physical abilities, including children, the elderly, and pregnant women. It took us approximately 45 minutes to ascend at a leisurely pace. The views from the summit are lovely. The safety net in the center appears secure; though we didn't try it, we observed numerous children happily playing and bouncing on it.

Definitely a nice pace to visit to get different perspective of our surroundings. Being above the tree tops gave a great view of the autumn colours. The construction and ramp to the top makes it very accessible for anyone who wants to visit. The net at the top is great place for selfies but don’t be tempted to use it as a trampoline. The only reason it did not get 5 stars is that we bought our tickets online and since the cell reception is very poor in that location and there is no Wi-Fi so we could not access our tickets from our phone and had to line up anyway.

Spectacular views! The climb to the top is do-able by everyone. It is a gradual accent with no stairs. Once at the top, their is a mesh net that you can stand on and look straight down. Well worth the drive! Highly recommend!

Wonderful spot! We had such a beautiful walk among the trees, enjoying the colors of fall. The path all the way to the tip of the tower is nice and very well thought, perfectly accessible by kids and wheelchairs. It might be a little expensive but definitely worth it

This is a fantastic place to visit. The place is well-maintained, and accessible, even all the way to the top of the tower. Right now in autumn, the views are fantastic and breathtaking. Consider this stop if you are on your way to Mont Tremblant, it’s worth the time. It’s a bit pricey, but I preferred this to the cable car ride in Mt Tremblant (which was nice too).

This place is accessible via wheel chair. In fact the team so helpful if you book in advance they can provide wheel chair. A little bit of effort but one of your colleague who cannot walk to the top can access it via wheel chair. Worth trying during falls color

Even on a rainy day, the landscape is amazing, especially with the changing of the colors. On top of the tower, it's pretty windy, so be prepared with hats, scarves, and especially gloves. Once on top, there are signs not to jump on the net, but there are always those people who don't listen. They have a scavenger hunt for the kids, which my children loved. All in all, it's a beautiful place to explore!

Excellent value for this new attraction. It gives you the opportunity to learn more about the surrounding nature and observe the view from the tower accessible to all. The only slightly negative point to mention is the quasi absence of light when attending evening events. Getting back to your car could be a bit tricky if you don't see too well in the dark.

Wonderful place, must go, easy to get to, staff was fun, and it's affordable. I recommend going early if you want a peaceful time.

Absolutely gorgeous view that is definitely worth the walk. It was very peaceful and worth the drive. We went on a Wednesday afternoon, there were max 10 other patrons present which was so nice.

The elevated walkways allow visitors to explore the forest from a whole new perspective. Walking among the treetops was an incredible experience, offering stunning views and a sense of harmony with nature.The picturesque viewpoints provided panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys. These scenic spots were perfect for capturing beautiful photographs and immersing myself in the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Laurentides region.

Love it here! It looks intimidating at first, but the view is amazing! There is a net at the very top that you can bounce on and it is super fun. The staff is also really friendly.

A very pleasant walk way above the forest! The walk towards the observatory is about 30min long if you take it slowly. They have a little game for kids to search for stuff, the kids loved it. I would suggest you bring your own lunch and enjoy the nice scenery and forest in the area. They do have a little bistro but I would not recommend it... very pricey for what you get.