Canada Top of the Mountain

[OliveMcFly]

I was just reading something that says " There is a walking trail in Canada that will take you to the top of the mountain. To the right of Le Cellier, before you get to Kidcot, is the walkway that leads toward the theater that plays O’Canada, and that is where you will find a little trail that will take you to the top of the mountain. Once you get to the top you can look down the mountain and appreciate the waterfall and the scenery around you."
Has anyone seen this? Any photos?

 

[Captain Barbossa]

I was just reading something that says " There is a walking trail in Canada that will take you to the top of the mountain. To the right of Le Cellier, before you get to Kidcot, is the walkway that leads toward the theater that plays O’Canada, and that is where you will find a little trail that will take you to the top of the mountain. Once you get to the top you can look down the mountain and appreciate the waterfall and the scenery around you."
Has anyone seen this? Any photos?

Never have heard or seen anything about this, but God I hope it's true.

 

[The Empress Lilly]

Yes you can! Here's the view from the top!:

 

[nickys]

Yep, did this on the Discover WS tour, but anyone can follow it. I've probably got some photos, just need to find them and then work out how to post them here.

 

[larryz]

Yes you can! Here's the view from the top!:

Is that big flat spot by the river where the new Gondola station will be?

 

[nickys]

Is that big flat spot by the river where the new Gondola station will be?

That's one of them.

Another will be at the top of the mountain.

 

[mergatroid]

I was just reading something that says " There is a walking trail in Canada that will take you to the top of the mountain. To the right of Le Cellier, before you get to Kidcot, is the walkway that leads toward the theater that plays O’Canada, and that is where you will find a little trail that will take you to the top of the mountain. Once you get to the top you can look down the mountain and appreciate the waterfall and the scenery around you."
Has anyone seen this? Any photos?

Done it but don't have any photo's sorry, it's good but not mind blowing.

 

[PortOrleans]

Interesting. Does anyone have any information about what times this trail is open?
During 'Illuminations' it seems as though lighting or pyrotechnics rise from within the mountain prior to showtime.

If you were to walk this trail during Illuminations the experience might be a bit explosive.

 

[Brainhead64]

Is this what we are talking about? At the top of the steps there is a waterfall/mountain top scenery.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

Is this what we are talking about? At the top of the steps there is a waterfall/mountain top scenery.

That's what I was thinking..The only view you can see is that opening just before you go down the stairs to enter the queue for O'Canada...

 

[POLY1985]

Is this what you're looking for?

 

[The_Jobu]

Yes you can! Here's the view from the top!:

Finally. Enough space for all the strollers.

 

[OliveMcFly]

View attachment 204863 Is this what you're looking for?

Maybe. I think I've been there but I don't recall ever taking a trail down near Le Cellier.
Maybe it sounds better than it is.

 

[nickys]

Maybe. I think I've been there but I don't recall ever taking a trail down near Le Cellier.
Maybe it sounds better than it is.

It's a path! It winds round a bit and you climb up to a smallish outlook, and back down. You take it from the path that leads to O Canada?

Trail is definitely over-stating it.

 

[OliveMcFly]

It's a path! It winds round a bit and you climb up to a smallish outlook, and back down. You take it from the path that leads to O Canada?

Trail is definitely over-stating it.

I'm going to have to check it out next time I'm there. Thanks for all the help guys.

 

[raven]

Guys, the "trail" is just the bridge over the water near the waterfall that everyone already knows about. You can climb the steps near the entrance to O'Canada to get a better view of the falls or take it back down the main steps to the promenade.