Tour Du Timber
A 1.8-mile ski touring route that makes a loop in Quebec, Canada.
- 1.8 mi
- loop
- 614 ft
- climb
- 2,559 ft
- high point
- Loop
- route
Tour Du Timber is a 1.8-mile ski touring route that makes a loop in Quebec, Canada, inside Parc national du Mont-Tremblant. It runs between about 2,210 ft and 2,560 ft above sea level, with roughly 610 ft of climbing over the route. It is mapped as a hard route. The nearest town is Lac-Supérieur, about 3.3 miles west of the start. Peaks within about 3 miles include Mont Timber, Pic White and The Edge. For camping, Camping des Chutes and La Sablonnière are within about 6 miles. There are 10 other mapped trails within about 3 miles, so you can combine or extend the outing. Distances, elevations and the route shape here come from OpenStreetMap and the Copernicus 90 m elevation model. Ski touring crosses avalanche terrain: read the local avalanche bulletin and carry beacon, shovel and probe.
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Conditions and forecast
Daily highs and lows, wind and the chance of precipitation at Tour Du Timber for the next 7 days, from the Open-Meteo model.
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