VBCC
Voluntary Boating Code of Conduct
Respect a speed limit of 58km/h (36mph)
Respect a speed limit of 58km/h (36mph) when further than 60 meters from shore.
Respect a speed limit of 10km/h
Respect a speed limit of 10km/h (6mph) within 60 meters from shore.
Navigate following a straight path
Navigate following a straight path to reduce the wake from your boat (avoid navigating in a circle or ring).
Do not monopolize one part of the lake
Do not monopolize, for an unreasonable amount of time, one part of the lake that is shared by several vessels.
Respect the existing laws
Respect the existing laws that pertain to power driven boats on navigable waters, such as Collision Regulations, Competency of Operators of Pleasure Craft Regulations, municipal by-law concerning audible boat noise, the Criminal Code of Canada and Regulations for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships.
Navigate slowly at 60 meters from the shore
The pale blue belt represents the area within 60 meters of the shore. To learn more about the Voluntary Boating Code of Conduct, simply download the full version.
For any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
Like at Lake Tremblant, for safety purposes, it is strongly advised to practice all non-motorized sports, with the exception of sailing, within 60 meters from shore.
- réf. : Ville de Mont-Tremblant - Bateaux et embarcations - Lac Tremblant - CODE ENVIRONNEMENTAL ET DE COURTOISIE NAUTIQUE
Navigate
How to ride properly
Here are some examples of good navigation.
Navigate on a central path
Navigate and apply the basic rules of navigation
Lake Mercier
Lake Mercier's Depths
Here is the bathymetric map of Lake Mercier
