1.  Lake Tremblant

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This is the most obvious option, being the largest lake in the region. Seduced by its crystal-clear waters surrounded by majestic mountains and lush forests. Parking is available, but is not free in high season. It's also best to go in the morning, when it's quietest.

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2. Lake Raynaud 

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This smaller lake offers a peaceful atmosphere and is ideal for those seeking a more intimate paddling experience. You can usually rent paddle boards from some of the nearby resorts or outfitters with magnificent views of the surrounding mountains.

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3. Lake Monroe 

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Accessible via the main entrance to Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, with several launch points around the lake, Lac Monroe is another great place to paddle board.  The park offers facilities such as picnic areas, hiking trails and camping areas, allowing you to extend your adventure after a paddle boarding session.

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4. Rivière du Diable

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For a more adventurous paddle boarding experience, you can explore the Rivière du Diable. It offers faster waters and a spectacular natural environment. There are several public access points, including near bridges and picnic areas along the river.

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