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A village shaped by Lac Raymond, the Rivière du Nord, the P’tit Train du Nord and the Far Hills trails..
The Val-Morin real estate market
Located in the Laurentians, Val-Morin combines a village centre established around Rue Morin, residential areas near Lac Raymond and the Rivière du Nord and properties surrounded by forests and mountain terrain. Buyers can compare homes near village services with residences in more wooded, waterfront or outdoor-oriented settings.
The Far Hills sector of Parc régional Val-David–Val-Morin is one of the municipality’s main natural landmarks. It offers more than 60 kilometres of hiking trails, approximately 30 kilometres of mountain biking routes and opportunities for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing during winter. The P’tit Train du Nord, the Gilles-Leroux Trail and the municipal beach at Lac Raymond provide additional access to outdoor recreation.
Central Val-Morin also has a distinctive cultural identity. Théâtre du Marais, Place des Férias, Parc de la P’tite Gare and activities presented near the Rivière du Nord contribute to village life. The Gilles-Leroux Trail provides a direct connection between the village centre and the P’tit Train du Nord linear park.
What makes Val-Morin stand out
- The Far Hills sector of Parc régional Val-David–Val-Morin, open throughout the year
- More than 60 kilometres of hiking and approximately 30 kilometres of mountain biking trails at Far Hills
- A municipal beach, boat launch and water activities at Lac Raymond
- Access to the P’tit Train du Nord from Parc de la P’tite Gare and the Gilles-Leroux Trail
- Théâtre du Marais, Place des Férias and cultural programming in the village centre
- Alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and mountain biking in different local areas
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Frequently asked questions — Val-Morin
What distinguishes Val-Morin’s village centre?
Val-Morin’s village centre includes the municipal office, the church, Théâtre du Marais, Place des Férias and various shops and services around Rue Morin. Place des Férias connects the centre of the village with the Rivière du Nord, while the approximately 800-metre Gilles-Leroux Trail provides access to the P’tit Train du Nord.
Which services are available at Lac Raymond?
The Lac Raymond area includes a municipal beach supervised during part of the summer and a boat launch. Swimming, beach access, parking and boat launching are governed by municipal rules. Opening periods, fees, water quality and current conditions should be checked before visiting.
Which activities are available in the Far Hills area?
The Far Hills sector of Parc régional Val-David–Val-Morin supports hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. The network includes more than 60 kilometres of hiking trails and approximately 30 kilometres of mountain biking routes. Chalet Far Hills serves as an access point, and conditions and admission requirements vary by season.
How can the P’tit Train du Nord be accessed from Val-Morin?
Parc de la P’tite Gare is located directly beside the P’tit Train du Nord linear park. From the village centre, the approximately 800-metre Gilles-Leroux Trail also provides a connection to the route. The trail supports different non-motorized activities depending on the season, including cycling, walking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
What should buyers verify before purchasing near a lake or the Rivière du Nord in Val-Morin?
Buyers should verify shoreline boundaries, the presence of a flood-prone area or wetland, legal access to the water, servitudes, the water supply and the septic system. Municipal authorization is required for various projects affecting shoreline vegetation, wetlands, docks or shoreline stabilization.
Is public transportation available in Val-Morin?
Yes. A regional route operates along Route 117 between Rivière-Rouge and Saint-Jérôme. Parking spaces for public transit users are available in the village centre, at Théâtre du Marais and near the intersection of Chemin du Curé-Corbeil and Route 117. Current schedules and stops should be confirmed with the transportation provider.



