The historic Mont-Tremblant has once again been transformed into a searching ground for giants.
For the rest of the summer, the renowned ski mountain is hosting an enchanted, illuminated hiking trail where participants can embark on a quest to find the last sleeping giant on earth.
The adventure is produced by Moment Factory, the company known for its illuminations of the Jacques-Cartier bridge.
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The hunt, known as Tonga Lumina, is a 1.5 km night walk and sensory experience that takes place on a stone dust illuminated pathway in the heart of nature, according to the company’s website.
The Mont-Tremblant trail has been lit up with light projections and mythical storytelling as giant-seekers must trek through a 1.5 km nocturnal hike to find the slumbering giant at the top of the mountain.
The adventure starts at the base of Mont-Tremblant. A chairlift transports its investigators to the “Twilight Portal” where a colourful lit path weaves its way through the woods to a series of mysterious checkpoints in pursuit of the giant.
The crusade departures vary according to sunset and Tonga Lumina recommends to check its website often for specific hours. The hike takes roughly an hour to complete.
Tonga Lumina
Prices are age-oriented and range from $13 to $29 while kids ages zero to five get to search for a giant for free.
Tonga Lumina will be open almost every day until the trail closes on October 15.
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Tonga Lumina
When: Until October 15
Time:Â Varies according to sunset hours
Where:Â 1000 Chemin des Voyageurs, Mont-Tremblant
Price: $13 to $29, available online and on-site
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