Devil’s Mountain (or Montagne du Diable, as it is referred to by the frech-speaking people of Quebec) is the second highest peak in the Laurentians at 783 metres (2,569 feet) with 30+ kilometres (18+ miles) of trails of varying difficulty levels. Devil’s Falls is one of the popular sights on several of the various hikes Devil’s Mountain is known for, and is a frequent “stop-and-photograph” place with many of the guided tours led through the area every summer.