Have you always dreamed of unlocking the secrets to the perfect loaf? On July 26 at Huilerie Arôme des Champs, step into a world where top-quality ingredients meet true culinary know-how at event Prenez le champs.
Huilerie Arôme des Champs is proud to team up with Prenez le champ and renowned chef Christina Blais (En cuisine avec Christina Blais) for a full day of total immersion. More than a workshop, it’s a direct reconnection between the producer and your plate.
ON THE PROGRAM OF PRENEZ LE CHAMP
Come cook, discover, and celebrate the “taste of the real”!
Reservations required: https://julieaube.com/prenez-le-champ-a-larome-des-champs-2/
Hurry—spots to get hands-on in the kitchen are going fast!
Getting to Old Bromont on footDid you know you can walk to Old Bromont directly from our Tourist Office? The perfect way to swap the gas pedal for sneakers!
Follow a paved 2 km trail along the Yamaska River: a great moment to enjoy nature year-round and listen closely—many birds have made it their home.
At the end of the trail, turn right, cthe bridge over the river and treat yourself in Old Bromont: cafés, restaurants, boutiques, a cultural space and the St. John performance hall, plus the Public Square an open-air theater that hosts a variety of shows and events.
Bonus: the trail is also part of Route verte no. 4, so it’s just as great by bike.
A short, inspiring stroll before diving into the action!
Gravel bike routesCycling is part of the region’s DNA.
In Brome-Missisquoi, a network of themed routes invites you to explore the best of the Eastern Townships: postcard landscapes, charming villages, vineyards, covered bridges, agritourism stops, and scenic bike paths. Ride through the valleys or head for the mountains, with options that can even take you to Vermont.
Pick up route maps at the Bromont Information Centre and start your next adventure.
ROUTES START FROM BROMONT
Here, cyclists love exploring the roads of Brome-Missisquoi and their enchanting scenery: vineyards, covered bridges, farms, and plenty of villages to discover along the way. Stop by our tourist information centre: we can provide specialized maps and help you choose the route that suits you best from the itineraries available. The perfect plan to make the most of the warm season, as a couple or with friends!
The Centre National de Cyclisme de Bromont (CNCB) offers you these different routes to exceed your limits and discover the region during your cycling trip. With more than 20 years of existence, the CNCB offers different services, from personalized training, to guiding and coaching for all types of events and cycling trips.
La Zen Garnotte – 44 km, 455 m of elevation gain
La ptite virée – 45 km, 480 m of elevation gain
L’initiée – 55 km, 482 m of elevation gain
Au galop – 70 km, 861 m of elevation gain
BROME-MISSIQUOI GRAVEL CYCLING ROUTES
A true favourite of host and journalist Yvan Martineau, a Bromont resident, this route is perfect for getting started with gravel biking: short, accessible, and genuinely fun to ride!
Downhills as surprising as the climbs, the Brome-Missisquoi backcountry reveals itself in all its pure, authentic beauty. We love discovering the region’s true nature, apples and vineyards included.
Exciting challenges and breathtaking views await on this route, taking you to discover the area’s hidden gems. You’re sure to fall in love with the McCullough roller-coaster hills, then the festive vibe in our villages during the warm season.
La traversée des Townships – 47 km
A route featuring some of the most spectacular views around, punctuated by ambitious climbs, all on quiet, low-traffic roads. Enjoy a true forest-bathing moment under the Stagecoach canopy, then treat yourself to a well-earned gourmet break on a terrace in Lac-Brome.
Inspired by the region’s flagship gravel-cycling event, this route pairs grand scenery with a steady string of challenges that sets the pace. We love pushing endurance a little further here… then rewarding ourselves with a well-earned pint at a local microbrewery at day’s end!
Inspired by acclaimed cyclist Lyne Bessette, this loop takes you along some of the region’s most beautiful dirt roads. We love it for its majestic scenery, changes of pace, terrain challenges, the peaceful quiet that settles in… and the wildlife you’ll often be lucky enough to spot along the way.
TOOLS TO HELP YOU PLAN YOUR CYCLING GETAWAY
Download the Brome-Missisquoi cycling map, or stop by our welcome and tourist information office to pick up a copy.
See all the details on Brome-Missisquoi’s road cycling routes here.
All route maps for the different circuits are available on Ride With GPS.
CYCLIST SERVICES AND RENTALS
Discover all the services we’ve put in place to make your bike rides comfortable, convenient, and safe: bike rentals, maintenance and repair stations, e-bike charging stations, “Fièrement Vélo” welcome, and more.
Road Cycling RoutesAre you ready to ride? Because here, breathtaking views follow one after another! Discover Brome-Missisquoi at your own pace with our road cycling routes for every style and skill level.
A perfect idea for a summer getaway with friends or as a couple! Maps are available at the Bromont Tourist Information Office.
SEVERAL ROUTES START IN BROMONT
The Bromont National Cycling Centre (CNCB) offers a variety of rides to push your limits and explore the region during your cycling getaway. With over 20 years of experience, the CNCB provides a range of services, from personalized coaching to guiding and support for all types of events and bike outings.
Le défi du Mont Shefford (Mont Shefford Challenge): 114 km, 894 m of elevation gain
La magnifique (The Magnificient): 100 km, 590 m of elevation gain
La traverse (The Crossing): 70 km, 231 m of elevation gain
La découverte (The Discovery): 34 km, 134 m of elevation gain
DISCOVER ROAD CYCLING ROUTES IN BROME-MISSISQUOI
Circuit de la gare (Train Station Bridge)- 27 km Loop
Circuit des deux ponts couverts (Two Covered Bridges Route)- 27.5 km
A half-urban, half-country ride over the perfect distance to discover two heritage covered bridges: Decelles (1938) and Freeport (1870). These bridges are part of the Eastern Townships Covered Bridge Circuit.
Circuit du patrimoine (Heritage Route)- 42 km Loop
Step back in time through Saint-Armand, Pigeon Hill, Stanbridge East, Bedford, and the hamlet of Mystic.
La Flèchette de Farnham – 49 km
Enjoy rolling agricultural landscapes all the way to the charming hamlet of Mystic, where you can admire the famous 12-sided Walbridge Barn.
La Doyenne des vignes sur une journée (Vineyards La Doyenne, one day) – 77 km
Ride into the heart of the region’s wine country. Did you know there are 24 vineyards in the area?
La Doyenne des vignes sur 2 jours (Vineyards La Doyenne, 2 days)- 101 km
One of our most popular routes, now adapted for a two-day getaway.
CROSS BORDER ROUTES
Following the Vermont border, take in views of the Green Mountains and hop off your bike for a swim in Lake Carmi, located in the town of Franklin in northwestern Vermont.
Boucle du Berkshire (Berkshire Loop)- 57 km
A route that, in addition to its breathtaking scenery, lets you discover two charming villages: Sutton, about 30 km from the U.S. border, and Montgomery, in Franklin County, Vermont. Note: this route crosses two border checkpoints, so don’t forget your passport!
ROAD CYCLING ROUTES DESIGNED BY LYNE BESSETTE AROUND BALNÉA
Four routes to ride near the largest thermal reserve before heading to enjoy the facilities at BALNÉA Spa + Thermal Reserve: 36 km, 46 km, 68 km, and 80 km.
TOOLS TO HELP YOU PLAN YOUR CYCLING GETAWAY
Download the Brome-Missisquoi cycling map, or stop by our welcome and tourist information office to pick up a copy.
See all the details on Brome-Missisquoi’s road cycling routes here.
All route maps for the different circuits are available on Ride With GPS.
CYCLIST SERVICES AND RENTALS
Discover all the services we’ve put in place to make your bike rides comfortable, convenient, and safe: bike rentals, maintenance and repair stations, e-bike charging stations, “Fièrement Vélo” welcome, and more.
Festif Bromont 2026Embrace the holiday spirit at Festif Bromont, presented by Desjardins! As tradition dictates, Old-Bromont will come alive on December 5-6, 2026, with a magnificent Christmas market, live performances and shows, as well as a medley of activities for all ages.
CHRISTMAS MARKET
Join us at the Public Square from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., located at 705 Shefford St, as well as at the nearby Old-Bromont‘s charming boutiques. A talented group of nearly thirty local artisans will be showcasing their expertise, craftsmanship, and culinary creations. Together, they’ll work their magic to transform both the Public Square and the shops into a whimsical market, perfectly suited for your holiday shopping.
Parking? It’s a breeze in the municpal lots on Chemin Compton, Pierre-Bellefleur, and at the Germain-Désourdy Campus arena.
ARTISANS
Interested in taking part in our 2026 market edition? Submit your application now—registration is open until July 1, 2026!
Old-Bromont and Surroundings Public Art TourAt the heart of this historic district, art reveals itself in many forms, showcasing the vibrant creativity of local artists and the richness of Bromont’s heritage. Whether you’re an art lover or simply curious, a stroll through Old-Bromont and surroundings offers an inspiring cultural experience that’s free and accessible to everyone.
COLLECTIVE MOSAIC (Public Square, Shefford Street)
At the Public Square on Shefford Street, admire an impressive mosaic created in partnership with artist Isabelle Marissal and the Tess’Elles collective, a group of volunteer citizens. People of all ages, young and old, also took part in this unifying project. Its evolution is traced through a photography exhibit by Florence Laberge, highlighting each stage of the creation process and the depth of community involvement.
PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT (John-Savage Park)
In the charming park next to St-John Cemetery, the outdoor exhibition structure showcases artworks whose themes are closely tied to the local landscape and identity. The current exhibition, Regards croisés sur la nature , brings together photographs by two artists: Grégory Picard from Shefford and Vladislav Tumir from Bromont. With its many benches and gazebo, it’s easy to linger and enjoy the view of the Espace culturel St. John and the mountain. Just nearby, in the Garden of Words, chalkboards are available for you to write and draw, inspired by the moment. Stop by from time to time to discover what’s new: in 2026, two to three more exhibitions will be presented.
MURAL (Germain Désourdy Campus Arena)
Step into a unique artistic scene where skating and hockey come to life! On the exterior wall of the Germain Désourdy Campus arena, you’ll find a vibrant mural celebrating the world of ice sports. This colourful artwork, with pastel tones and vintage accents, was created for Bromont’s 60th anniversary in 2024 by a collective of three Bromont artists: Zoé Boivin, Christine Battuz, and Marc Serre. Artist Zoé Boivin also created a mural inside the Pauline Quinlan Library.
“ELECTRIFYING” UTILITY BOXES (Shefford Street)
As you stroll along Shefford Street, keep your eyes open for the 32 “Electrifying” utility boxes. Beautified mostly by Bromont artists and others from the region, these electrical boxes add a creative and surprising touch to the urban landscape.
ARTWORKS (Entrance Hall of St. John Cultural Space)
To wrap up your tour, take a moment to discover the artworks on display in the entrance hall of Espace culturel St. John. While you’re there, you can also admire a true heritage gem: this former Anglican church, built between 1882 and 1885, now beautifully converted into a venue dedicated to showcasing arts and culture.
To extend your stroll, discover another fascinating route that trace Bromont’s history from 1792 to today.
Hors Piste Boutique & CaféHere, we step off the slopes… but not out of the fun! Welcome to Hors-Piste Boutique & Café, the perfect pit stop to fuel up on great coffee, alpine style, and souvenirs worth packing.
Top brands and local favourites (hi Les Saisons!), great finds, and hand-picked essentials—aka the place where “I’m just having a quick look” somehow turns into a really good purchase.
OUTDOOR BOUTIQUE
Open year-round, you’ll find everything you need for a day on the mountain: a goggle bar, jackets, skis, accessories, and even cozy slippers to finish the day warm and happy.
Got kids? The Little Great Adventurers corner has everything they need to enjoy the mountain from their very first turns.
COFFEE
Need a boost? Enjoy specialty coffee by Café William—perfect for shopping like a pro (no wax required) or for hitting the road wide awake.
Located inside the Residence Inn by Marriott Bromont, we open as soon as the mountain does. Because in Bromont, the day starts early… and so does the coffee!
Bromont Olympic Equestrian ParkA major hub for equestrian sport in Quebec, the Bromont Olympic Equestrian Park welcomes riders from around the world every year.
Many equestrian events take place on this site annually, including National Bromont, International Bromont, the Spring and Fall Dressage Classics, Caballista, and many more.
Visit the Events page for full details on upcoming competitions.
Please note: riding at Bromont is not available unless you bring your own horse. If you’d like to go horseback riding, check with equestrian centres in the region.
THE EARLY YEARS
In the early 1970s, as Mayor Jean Drapeau campaigned to bring the Olympic Games to Montreal, Roland Désourdy, one of the founders of the City of Bromont, supported the initiative and proposed the Park as the venue for the equestrian events of the 21st Olympic Games.
THE 1976 OLYMPIC GAMES ARRIVE IN BROMONT
The site received official accreditation in 1974, leading to the construction of facilities that would welcome athletes in 1976 for the equestrian events of the modern pentathlon. Princess Anne made history as the first member of the British royal family to compete, taking part in the eventing riding portion on the Queen’s horse, Goodwill. Despite a fall during the cross-country phase, she completed the competition. Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and other members of the royal family were in Bromont to support her, making it a memorable visit for the region.
INTERNATIONAL REACH
After the Montreal Olympics, the Park continued to build its international reputation by hosting top-level competitions, including International Bromont, held under the direction of Roger Deslauriers.
Thanks to the dedication of Mr. Deslauriers and his team, the Park has continued to evolve and has become a premier venue for competition. It is a major asset for Quebec’s next generation of athletes, allowing local riders to compete alongside the sport’s elite on world-class facilities.
RCMP MUSICAL RIDE
In June 2025, the Bromont Olympic Equestrian Park was proud to present the RCMP Musical Ride, a symbol of tradition, honour, and pride recognized across Canada and around the world. The program featured a memorable performance by 32 mounted police officers, executing spectacular formations set to music.
THE PARK TODAY
This Olympic venue includes a permanent 80-stall barn, numerous training rings, three large competition arenas, and an extensive steeplechase track. Major upgrades were completed in 2010, and the Shefford County Agricultural Society is planning additional improvements over the coming years.
BROMONT, OLYMPIC LAND: 50TH ANNIVERSARY IN 2026
The year 2026 marks the Park’s 50th anniversary—an ideal opportunity to discover (or rediscover) these Olympic-calibre facilities. Stay tuned for activities that will be organized to celebrate this historic milestone!
Bell-Horizon : LUXURY COACH RENTALSA thousand adventures mean a thousand possibilities!
If you’ve got projects, trips, or big dreams in mind, Bell-Horizon can help make them happen. A proud family-owned business and a provincial leader, they specialize in luxury coach rentals and serve multiple regions, including the Eastern Townships.
CHARTERED COACHES
Bell-Horizon offers high-quality service, getting you where you need to go with care and passion. With a fleet of over 75 coaches, they offer three vehicle categories:
Discover their full range of services.
CABINNCABINN is Bromont’s newest elegant, vibrant hotspot, nestled inside the chic Residence Inn by Marriott hotel.
A warm, festive ski-in/ski-out destination at the bottom of the slopes made for those who love to eat, drink, and celebrate in style.
THEIR SIGNATURE : INDULGENCE
Generous plates, honest sauces, and local ingredients elevated without pretension. Instinctive cuisine rooted in Quebec terroir. Their cocktail menu follows the same philosophy: pleasure, creativity, originality, and authenticity. In winter, cocktails are comforting and cozy, inspired by wood fires and spices. In summer, they turn bright and aromatic, infused with freshness, fruit, and sunshine.
The CABINN spirit is relaxed mountain elegance: genuine refinement, never stiff. Luxury here lives in emotion, smiles, the glow of the fireplace, and music that stretches the day into night.
CABINN BUBBLE: A FESTIVE RITUAL
Step into the CABINN Bubble, a glass cocoon with the mountain as your backdrop. Slip on a faux-fur coat, pop champagne, and enjoy bubbles and exceptional vodkas. This immersive experience is offered in limited spots each evening—reservations are required with your server.
Friperie Jolies FoliesDiscover Friperie Jolies Folies: your go-to spot for carefully curated second-hand clothing and footwear, plus a great selection of accessories to complete your looks.
Here, the owner focuses on style, quality, and unique finds—all at wallet-friendly prices. Whether you’re looking for a standout piece, a perfect everyday basic, or the finishing accessory, you’ll find plenty to treat yourself to while giving a second life to items that still have so much charm.
Located in the picturesque Old-Bromont, stop by Jolies Folies to browse—and leave with your next great find!
Mon voyage en Amérique at the Espace culturel St. JohnMon voyage en Amérique, a staged reading with Pascale Montpetit and Kim Yaroshevskaya at the Espace culturel St. John on November 13, 2026.
In 2017, Kim Yaroshevskaya published a charming book in which she recounts her “journey to America.” A voyage through troubled waters, perhaps—but one that is funny, unusual, and full of surprises. It begins when, at the age of ten, she leaves her native Moscow to join her maternal grandparents in New York. The adventure takes an unexpected turn and ultimately ends at her aunt’s home in Montreal, where Kim would put down roots.
Passionate about the arts—music, dance, and theatre—she drew on a childhood memory to create the character Fanfreluche. From that same childhood, she shares the tenderness of her paternal grandmother, as well as dramatic moments lived under Stalin’s repressive communist regime. She also speaks of her love of theatre—she performed Chekhov, Ionesco, and Pirandello on some of the country’s leading stages.
It was Kim who chose to ask Pascale Montpetit to perform My Journey to America in her place, making it clear that she could entrust this story to no one else but an actress she deeply admired.
Text: Kim Yaroshevskaya (Éditions du Boréal, 2017)
Staged reading: Kim Yaroshevskaya and Pascale Montpetit
Performed by: Pascale Montpetit
For tickets and additional information.
MORE INFORMATION
Pascale Montpetit
A graduate of the Conservatoire d’art dramatique de Montréal (1985), Pascale Montpetit has enjoyed a wide-ranging career in radio, television, film, and theatre, spanning both classical repertoire and contemporary creation. She has also taught at the National Theatre School of Canada and led workshops for the Union des écrivaines et des écrivains québécois.
Kim Yaroshevskaya (1923-2025)
A pioneer of children’s programming in Quebec, Kim Yaroshevskaya left a lasting mark on generations with the character Fanfreluche, created in 1954 at Théâtre Le Grenier and later brought to Radio-Canada television (Fafouin, La Boîte à surprise, and Fanfreluche). From 1968 to 1971, she not only played the role but also wrote and scripted every episode of Fanfreluche. A versatile actor, she performed in theatre, television, and film, including La femme de l’hôtel, Le Matou, Anne Trister, and Le sexe des étoiles. She received the Order of Canada (1991), was named a Companion of the Ordre des arts et des lettres du Québec (2017), and a Commander of the Ordre de Montréal (2023).
See the book information for Mon voyage en Amérique, published in 2017 by Éditions du Boréal.
ABOUT THE ESPACE CULTUREL ST. JOHN
Experience this performance in a truly unique venue: the St. John, a former Anglican church built between 1882 and 1885, now transformed into a space dedicated to arts and culture. A true architectural gem, this intimate hall is located on Shefford Street in the heart of Old-Bromont. This lively area features beautiful heritage buildings housing cozy cafés, fine restaurants, and one-of-a-kind boutiques—making it the perfect place to extend your cultural outing.
Major-Moran « Bunker à ciel ouvert » at the St. JohnThey are in love, parents, and creative partners. She, Catherine Major, composes the music; he, Jeff Moran, writes the lyrics. For the first time, with this project, they’re putting everything that lives inside them into one album and one show, titled Open-Air Bunker, to be presented at the Espace culturel St. John on October 17, 2026.
A shared life, set down in a musical project that bears their unmistakable signature—an love that has been unfolding for more than fifteen years. And the perspective they share as they look at the world together.
Over the years, they’ve brought tender, profound songs to life not only for themselves, but also for performers such as Diane Dufresne, Luce Dufault, and Marie-Denise Pelletier. The children have grown up, and now the time has come to start creating for themselves again—and to get back on the road.
Joined by the three musicians who helped them craft the album, they will perform the work live as a duo and revisit a few classics from their respective repertoires.
A one-of-a-kind project you’ll be able to dive into with the Major-Moran duo.
THE ESPACE CULTUREL ST. JOHN
The show will be presented at St. John, an architectural gem built between 1882 and 1885 and transformed into a venue for arts and culture.
Stéphanie Boulay at the Espace culturel St. JohnEst-ce que quelqu’un me voit? That’s the title of the second solo album that Stéphanie Boulay will present at the Espace culturel St. John on September 12!
With a light heart and more confidence in herself than ever, Stéphanie Boulay will take the stage again—solo, yes, but surrounded by her cherished friends (Charles Blondeau on drums, Camille Gélinas on keys, and Alexandre Martel on guitar and bass)—to perform her second solo album, Est-ce que quelqu’un me voit?
She’s driven by an insatiable desire for agency, freedom, and to carve out her own path—even if it means starting from scratch—to meet an audience that likely doesn’t know her yet, or at least not like this.
Gifted at creating, night after night, moments that have never existed before and will never exist in quite the same way again—making people laugh while opening up with self-deprecation and bold honesty—Stéphanie will share brand-new songs she spent two years drawing out from within herself, with the help of producer Alexandre Martel. These songs are raw, intimate, and straightforward, but also free, messy, radiant, and danceable.
THE ESPACE CULTUREL ST. JOHN
The show will be presented at the St. John, an architectural gem built between 1882 and 1885 and transformed into a venue for arts and culture.
Ligue Nationale d’Improvisation (LNI) at the St. JohnThe one and only Ligue Nationale d’Improvisation (LNI) is hitting the road and coming to meet its audience at the Espace culturel St. John on July 11, 2026!
Fans will find everything they love about the legendary improv matches the LNI has helped define for nearly 50 years: a hockey-inspired setting where masters of spontaneous theatre make it their mission to surprise you, make you laugh, and move you… in short, to explore every emotion that makes theatrical improvisation so captivating. Which team will come out on top? You decide! One thing is certain: expect the unexpected…
ABOUT THE LNI THEATER
A true worldwide reference in improv matches, this concept was created in Montréal in 1977 by the LNI and has since taken the world by storm. Now presented in 30 countries and 8 languages, it continues to inspire leagues and improvisers across the globe.
Its remarkable reach also makes LNI a welcoming gateway to the arts for tens of thousands of young people, starting as early as elementary school.
ESPACE CULTUREL ST. JOHN
The show will be presented at the St. John, an architectural gem originally built between 1882 and 1885 and now transformed into a venue dedicated to arts and culture.
Ski alpin à Bromont, montagne d’expériencesThe Largest Lit Ski Area in North America !
Bromont, montagne d’expériences, is renowned for its state-of-the-art snowmaking facilities and impeccable trail grooming.
Ideally located in the heart of Quebec, the resort is easily accessible from Ottawa (280 km), Montreal (85 km), Quebec City (233 km), and Sherbrooke (50 km) – the perfect destination for a ski getaway or mountain weekend.
SKI DAY AND NIGHT
At Bromont, montagne d’expériences, winter is lived to the fullest, day and night! The resort boasts 450 acres, 7 slopesides, and a total of 123 alpine runs for all skill levels. 90 of these trails are lit every evening, delighting night skiers! Download the mountain map here.
The Bromont resort also stands out as one of the leading centres for skill development, with its renowned Snow School, beginner area equipped with three magic carpets, and Mont Soleil—an ideal sector to progress at your own pace.
AND SO MUCH MORE!
With its diverse, exhilarating terrain, Bromont offers something for everyone—beginners, enthusiasts, and true thrill-seekers. There are 9 snowparks, and for those who prefer to ascend the mountain their own way, 13 alpine touring trails let you discover the area’s natural beauty at your own pace.
EQUIPMENT RENTALS
In winter, alpine skis, snowboards, alpine touring gear, and snowshoes are available at the rental centre.
Passion & CréationDiscover Passion & Création, a new welcoming spot where local coffee, delicious treats, and creative pottery experiences come together!
CERAMIC COFFEE SHOP
Share a creative moment over a freshly brewed Virgin Hill coffee, renowned for its rich aromas and artisanal roasting. With a wide selection of pottery available—from ornaments to piggy banks and dinnerware—you’re sure to find the perfect piece to paint and personalize!
GOURMET BREAK
Craving a lunch break? Tempt your taste buds with their delicious country-style sandwiches, served with soup or the daily hearty potage for a comforting experience! A selection of ready-to-eat meals is also available.
BOUTIQUE
At Passion & Création, you’ll find a unique selection of scented candles, moisturizing creams and bubble baths, hand-painted glasses and mugs, plus original artwork by a local painter. Stay tuned—more exclusive products will be added soon!
REMOTE CONTROL CARS
Whether you’re searching for your very first RC car, a crawler ready to conquer every obstacle, or a competitor seeking top performance, their team is ready to guide you to the best model. Summer or winter, visitors can try the indoor and outdoor tracks for free using their own car, or rent one on site. A fun, original, adrenaline-filled activity for kids and adults alike! For more information, visit LP Téléguidé.
Les Brasseurs des Cantons MicrobreweriesWith an itinerary featuring around thirty microbreweries spread across the Eastern Townships, the Brasseurs des Cantons Microbreweries Circuit is a must for craft beer enthusiasts!
Each microbrewery boasts its own unique identity and exclusive creations you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re searching for a good blonde or a white, an Indian Pale Ale or a stout, you will find a beer that satisfy your palate! Start your tour in Bromont, which proudly has not one, but three microbreweries on the circuit: À l’Abordage, Les Brasseurs de West Shefford, and Brouemont.
BROCHURE
To help you plan your route, you can download a detailed brochure and directory map from the Eastern Townships website. Prefer a paper map to jot down notes? Feel free to pick one up at our year-round tourist information office!
Set off on an adventure and discover passionate craft brewers who have created unique and flavourful beers just waiting to be tasted!
Les brasseurs de West SheffordLes Brasseurs de West Shefford invite you to experience the true spirit of a microbrewery in a warm and welcoming atmosphere—whether you’re enjoying a pint at the bar, relaxing on the terrace, or gathering around the fire pits.
Thanks to the large glass doors, natural light floods the space, creating the perfect setting to discover a wide selection of craft beers available to enjoy on site or take home fresh from the fridge.
THE BEERS
With over 40 varieties, unique collaborative recipes, a strong commitment to the community, and support for local sports initiatives, each West Shefford beer is brewed with passion and authenticity.
On tap, you’ll find everything from wheat beers, reds, stouts, IPAs, and even a Radler. Don’t miss the Bromont 76 beer—a tribute to the summer of 1976, when Bromont stepped onto the world stage by hosting the equestrian events of the Montreal Olympic Games. Did you know Queen Elizabeth II attended the event to watch her daughter, Princess Anne, who was competing?
FEELING HUNGRY
Head next door to Edgar Hyperlodge, where you can pair your meal with a fresh West Shefford brew.
VISIT THE MICROBREWERY
By reservation, it is possible to visit the microbrewery facilities and taste the different beers.
BRASSEURS DES CANTONS MICROBREWERIES
Les Brasseurs de West Shefford are part of the Brasseurs des Cantons Microbreweries Circuit, a tour featuring more than thirty microbreweries to discover throughout the Eastern Townships region. Craft beer lovers will be delighted by this vibrant route that showcases the expertise and creativity of local brewmasters!
Residence Inn by Marriott BromontOPEN SINCE JANUARY 20, 2026 !
Perfectly located at the foot of the slopes at Bromont, montagne d’expériences, the all-new Residence Inn by Marriott Bromont offers an unparalleled ski-in/ski-out experience—ideal for extended getaways!
Relax in spacious suites with contemporary design, each featuring a fully equipped kitchenette for maximum freedom and flexibility during your stay. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast buffet every morning.
Enjoy the refined cuisine at the CABINN restaurant, curated by Chef Laurent Godbout, as well as the fitness centre, the spacious sauna, and the outdoor pool and heated hot tubs, open year-round on the majestic terrace with a direct view of the mountain. Stop by the Hors-Piste Boutique & Café to pick up gear or a souvenir to take home. Indoor parking with paid charging stations is also available.
Make your experience even easier during ski season: purchase your lift tickets directly at the hotel reception. Step outside, put on your skis, and hit the slopes right away!
Afternoon Tea at Un MomentoTreat yourself to a refined Sunday pause from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Un Momento with the Afternoon Tea experience!
Enjoy a delightful selection of teas or herbal infusions to share, accompanied by homemade scones and jam, a variety of delicious sandwiches (cucumber, egg) or if you prefered savour a gravlax salmon. Those with a sweet tooth will be delighted by theur selection of macarons, house-made chocolate truffles, and a lemon cake.
Afternoon Tea is available by reservation only — the perfect occasion to experience elegance and conviviality!
MORE ABOUT AFTERNOON TEA
Afternoon tea finds its origins in the 18th century, thanks to Anna, Duchess of Bedford and a close friend of Queen Victoria. To bridge the gap between lunch and the typically late dinner, she began hosting gatherings with tea, cakes, and small sandwiches, sharing them with friends at Woburn Abbey. Back in London, Anna soon popularized this friendly tradition among the British high society, who quickly embraced the idea of “tea and a stroll.”
Over the years, afternoon tea became widely accessible, and by the 19th century, it had evolved into a cherished daily ritual in England — the famous Five O’Clock Tea — bringing people from all walks of life together for this sweet moment of sharing.
Room rental at MacIntosh restaurantMacinstoch restaurant is now pleased to offer its glass-enclosed room for your business meetings and professional events!
Available Monday to Friday between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., this elegant and bright space provides an ideal environment for reflection and productivity. Whether you’re hosting a meeting, workshop, or team gathering, you’ll enjoy a modern and welcoming setting, fully equipped to meet your needs.
For your comfort, you’ll have access to coffee, water, snacks, and other thoughtful touches. You can also easily share your presentations or content on a large-screen television.
Don’t hesitate to contact them for more information or to reserve your space!
ABOUT THE MACINSTOCH
Located in the heart of Bromont’s charming village, this pub offers inspired and creative dishes with bold, refined flavours. The relaxed atmosphere features a stunning view of the mountain, making it the perfect spot for both memorable meals and productive meetings.
The Big O String Band at the St. JohnOn September 19, 2026 at St. John, dive into the heart of bluegrass with The Big O String Band, a passionate ensemble breathing new life into timeless classics while crafting a rich and vibrant original repertoire.
Inspired by the deep roots of American traditional music, these seasoned musicians combine virtuosity, enchanting vocal harmonies, and infectious energy, taking the audience on an unforgettable musical journey.
ABOUT THE ST. JOHN
Experience this show in a unique venue: the St. John, a former Anglican church built between 1882 and 1885, now transformed into a space dedicated to arts and culture. A true architectural gem, this intimate concert hall is located on Shefford Street in the heart of Old-Bromont. This lively area features beautiful heritage buildings that house cozy cafés, fine restaurants, and unique boutiques — the perfect place to round out your cultural outing.
Un MomentoA new gathering place in the heart of Old Bromont, perfect for meeting up over coffee, a homemade meal, or on a yoga mat!
Un Momento brings together a friendly café counter-lunch and a yoga & Pilates studio under one roof. Born from the shared passion of a mother and daughter, this unique venue combines a love for authentic cuisine with a commitment to inner well-being.
On the menu, you’ll find specialties with Chilean flair, including Brazo de Reina—a rolled sponge cake filled with dulce de leche—and the iconic Barros Lucas sandwich, featuring beef, cheese, tomatoes, and avocado, named after a former Chilean president. Visitors can also begin their day with a delicious breakfast served each morning. Enjoy your meal in one of several cozy, light-filled rooms adorned with warm wooden décor.
5 @ 7 AND TEA ROOM
Gather with friends or colleagues during their “5 à 7” happy hours every Thursday and Friday. On Sundays (by reservation), the café transforms into a tea room, where you can savour homemade scones or classic cucumber sandwiches with your tea of choice.
THE STUDIO
The studio offers Yoga, Pilates, and Reformer Pilates classes, accessible to all levels, in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Visit the website to learn more about the instructors, class schedules, and rates.
Garde-Manger par VJVTreat your guests to a memorable experience by renting the Garde-Manger par VJV (Verger Johanne et Vincent) for your private events! With 700 square feet of space, the venue comfortably seats up to 36 guests. Take advantage of the sound system to set the perfect mood, and enjoy their full-service offering, which includes meals or bar service. To book or learn more, get in touch with their team today.
ABOUT THE RESTAURANT
We sneak into Garde-Manger par VJV to grab a meal prepared on site or to enjoy their bistro and terrasse. The choice is great and will delight vegetarians and omnivores alike! Pâtés, stews, tarts, quiches, rice and soups await you in the fridges and freezers. It is also possible to relax and sit down in this charming café-bistro and taste this local cuisine.
DJ Patch SafariPatch Safari is a Montreal-based DJ duo that has been lighting up the stage since 2007.
This inseparable musical pair, made up of Roxane Durand and Julien Turmel, regularly performs at all kinds of private and corporate events.
These talented composers—whose music has featured in numerous documentaries, TV series, and commercials—effortlessly channel their creative energy to craft high-quality sets that are sure to delight your guests!
Versatile and professional, they easily adapt to any audience. Hear for yourself by checking out their Pop, Hip Hop et Cocktail mixes.
Read and interview to discover more about Parch Safari.
Centre d’interprétation de la nature du lac BoivinImmerse Yourself in the Incredible Biodiversity at the Lake Boivin Nature Interpretation Centre – Just Minutes from Bromont!
Did you know that the CINLB is home to the highest number of species in the Haute-Yamaska region and is ranked the 37th best birdwatching site in Québec? What makes it so unique? It’s the remarkable diversity of natural habitats all in one place — marshes, wet meadows, hemlock groves, and mixed forests, among others. These ecosystems offer a variety of shelters and food sources that support a wide range of species. Come explore this exceptional biodiversity!
GUIDED TOUR WITH A NATURALIST
Book a tour with a passionate naturalist and let yourself be guided through the trails. With a trained eye, your guide will reveal the hidden wonders of this rich natural environment. Expect to encounter birds, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, insects, fish, plants, and fungi!
TRAILS
Take a deep breath of fresh air as you walk along 10 km of trails! Climb two observation towers, cross scenic boardwalks, and pause to read interpretive panels that share fascinating facts about the species that live in or migrate through the area.
ACTIVITIES
A variety of activities are offered throughout the year. Don’t miss the evening event in August celebrating the Perseid meteor shower or the fall excursion to learn the basics of wild mushroom foraging.
BIKE PATH
The “Granbyenne” bike path loops around the marsh for about 11 km. It connects to the Estriade and the Yamaska National Park (note that entry to the park requires a fee).
HOURS AND FEES
Plan your visit — check the hours and admission fees.
Location des Quatre lacsSet off on a water adventure in one of Québec’s most stunning regions!
With 287 km² of sparkling lakes, the Eastern Townships are a true paradise for nature lovers, families, and vacationers looking to relax and enjoy the water.
Location des Quatre Lacs offers unforgettable boating experiences with pontoon rentals available across the Eastern Townships.
Discover the region’s most beautiful bodies of water:
Every boat is equipped for your comfort and safety:
Bimini top, dining table, sonar, Bluetooth radio, swim ladder, and life jackets for all passengers.
Enjoy the water freely with up to 10 people per boat (children included). Depending on the location, pontoons come with Mercury 60hp, 90hp, or 115hp engines.
With over 30 boats available for rent, Location des Quatre Lacs is your go-to partner for creating unforgettable memories on the most beautiful lakes of the Eastern Townships!
Espace 4 SaisonsAt the crossroads of your next getaway in the Eastern Townships lies Espace 4 Saisons — a one-of-a-kind tourist experience brought to you by PAL+.
Located at the base of Mount Orford and only 5 minutes from Magog, Espace 4 Saisons, the #1 hotel in Magog/Orford on Tripadvisor invites you to live a most memorable stay in the beautiful Eastern Townships region!
Its warm atmosphere will charm you, its enchanting decor will seduce you for sure, and its personalized services will satisfy your every wish.
Come and discover its 82 rooms and suites, indoor/outdoor heated pool, windowed gym, beautiful reception rooms, outdoor terrace with a view of the mountain, aesthetic center, as well as two delicious restaurants: Bistro 4 Saisons and Burger Pub.
Verso Hôtel-BoutiqueVersō: A New Hotel Experience by PAL+!
Located directly on the shores of the legendary Lake Memphremagog and just a two-minute walk from downtown Magog, discover the Versō boutique hotel! You will surely be charmed by its exceptional view and personalized services, as well as its retro-modern decor inspired by the 1950s and 1960s.
A multitude of activities for all tastes are offered nearby: the Escapades Memphremagog cruise boat, Pointe Merry’s bike and ice skating path, the Rivière-aux-Cerises marsh, as well as many spas, golf courses, ski resorts, etc.
Within the hotel, the Bistro Kóz offers unique Mediterranean-inspired cuisine, as well as breathtaking views from its two-story terrace overlooking Lake Memphremagog.
Plan your next vacation, romantic nature getaway, or business meeting in one of Québec’s most beautiful tourist regions. Create memories you’ll cherish for a lifetime!
Escapades MemphrémagogEscapades Memphrémagog invites you aboard the majestic Lake Memphremagog for a journey that will awaken all your senses!
Enjoy an unforgettable trip characterized by refinement and elegance aboard Escapades Memphrémagog’s boat. Sway aboard Le Grand Cru over the waters of legendary Lake Memphremagog, a natural wonder in the Eastern Townships.
You’ll be fascinated by the boat’s luxurious interior, moved by its elegant setting, swept away by the poetry of the scenery… but above all, you’ll indulge in pure pleasure thanks to an impressive and delicious menu. You will also enjoy a live performance by the talented musicians.
Take a break from the mundane and dive into one of the different getaways offered, with or without a meal!
New for summer 2026: enjoy our experience Murmures – Hidden Tales of Le Grand Cru, aboard our cruises with a meal, Anchors Aweigh and Offshore. This new multisensory experience highlights this magnificent region through various themes: Lake Memphremagog, its surrounding nature, its legends, myths and mysteries… You will discover or rediscover Magog and its surroundings through a rich history and well-kept secrets!
Discover the cruises available and book your getaway today!
La Route des Cultures Shefford-WaterlooFrom June 26 to 29, 2026, set out to discover La Route des cultures Shefford-Waterloo. This unique arts and agri-food trail invites the public to explore artists’ studios, creative spaces, local producers, and authors from the region.
The event, now in its second edition, features an itinerary of more than 36 stops where visual arts, fine crafts, agriculture, and literature come together.
A festive journey not to be missed by the curious, the foodies, and the culture lovers!
Click here for full event details and the program (in French).
Gato Tacos + MezcalLocated in the heart of Old-Bromont, since summer 2025, Gato charms visitors with the warm atmosphere of its historic house and its authentic Mexican cuisine!
Our tortillas are made locally from whole corn, stone-ground using traditional volcanic lava millstones.
The cheeses, inspired by Mexican traditions, are crafted by local artisans. Our salsas, made with fresh tomatillos and dried chilis, deliver bold, complex flavors.
As for cocktails: freshly squeezed lime juice, pure agave syrup, and premium spirits — simple, fresh, and perfectly balanced. Pro tip from the team: enjoy them on our beautiful terrace!
Located just across from the Public Square, you can take in the vibrant lineup of free events before sitting down to end your evening with an unforgettable culinary experience.
A must-visit!
Festival Faune with Sonn, Agathe Joly, Steph Belfort, B’ugoFeel the pulse of talented DJs over four electrifying Saturday afternoons, in a friendly, festive atmosphere.
Presented by Desjardins, FAUNE returns for its 3rd edition with open-air music meetups at the Old Bromont Public Square. Focused on house music, the event features a DJ-driven lineup in an accessible, of-the-moment vibe, bringing urban culture to the regions.
DJs who will get you moving on June 13: Sonn, Agathe Joly, Steph Belfort, B’ugo
A gathering place to enjoy lively late afternoons, with food and drinks available on site.
These events are FREE and open to everyone—kids and adults alike!
DON’T MISS THE NEXT DATE at the Place publique: July 11
4-DAY EVENT
FAUNE will also light up Bromont with a four-day, multi-site event running August 6, 7, 8, and 9:
Make room for electronic music with FAUNE !
Festival Faune with Krindelka, Flleur, Bolarinho and Arielle RobergeFeel the pulse of talented DJs over electrifying days, in a friendly, festive atmosphere.
Presented by Desjardins, FAUNE returns for its 3rd edition with open-air music meetups at the Old Bromont Public Square. Focused on house music, the event features a DJ-driven lineup in an accessible, of-the-moment vibe, bringing urban culture to the regions.
DJs who will get you moving on July 11: Krindelka, Flleur, Bolarinho and Arielle Roberge
A gathering place to enjoy lively late afternoons, with food and drinks available on site.
These events at Place publique are FREE and open to everyone—kids and adults alike!
DON’T MISS THE NEXT 4-DAY EVENT
FAUNE will also light up Bromont with a four-day, multi-site event running August 6, 7, 8, and 9:
Make room for electronic music with FAUNE !
Festival Faune with Luc Raymond, Mightycat and Patch SafariFeel the pulse of talented DJs over electrifying days, in a friendly, festive atmosphere.
Presented by Desjardins, FAUNE returns for its 3rd edition with open-air music meetups at the Old Bromont Public Square. Focused on house music, the event features a DJ-driven lineup in an accessible, of-the-moment vibe, bringing urban culture to the regions.
DJs who will get you moving on August 7: Luc Raymond, Mightycat and Patch Safari
A gathering place to enjoy lively late afternoons, with food and drinks available on site.
These events at Place publique are FREE and open to everyone—kids and adults alike!
4-DAY EVENT
FAUNE light up Bromont with this four-day, multi-site event running August 6, 7, 8, and 9:
Make room for electronic music with FAUNE !
Festival Faune with Phono, Latour, Stugatz, BoogietraxxFeel the pulse of talented DJs over electrifying days, in a friendly, festive atmosphere.
Presented by Desjardins, FAUNE returns for its 3rd edition with open-air music meetups at the Old Bromont Public Square. Focused on house music, the event features a DJ-driven lineup in an accessible, of-the-moment vibe, bringing urban culture to the regions.
DJs who will get you moving on August 8: Phono, Latour, Stugatz, Boogietraxx
A gathering place to enjoy lively late afternoons, with food and drinks available on site.
These events at Place publique are FREE and open to everyone—kids and adults alike!
4-DAY EVENT
This four-day, multi-site event runs from August 6, 7, 8, and 9:
Make room for electronic music with FAUNE !
Musée de l’ingéniosité J. Armand BombardierHave you heard of the town of Valcourt? It’s home to the Musée de l’ingéniosité J. Armand Bombardier, where you can dive into the fascinating world of Quebec inventor Joseph-Armand Bombardier.
Experience immersive multimedia shows — one set in the inventor’s original garage retracing his story, and another created by Moment Factory that brings to life Bombardier’s journey from humble beginnings to conquering the skies.
Through interactive exhibits, you can star in your own Ski-Doo® snowmobile commercial, try out different riding styles on a Can-Am Spyder®, fly a plane in a flight simulator, design and test a vehicle of the future — and much more.
The museum also offers packages to tour the BRP factory or explore the collection of over 70 unique vehicles in its reserve.
Visit the website to plan your trip (admission, hours, and more).
WHO WAS JOSEPH-ARMAND BOMBARDIER?
A renowned Quebec inventor, industrialist, and entrepreneur, Joseph-Armand Bombardier was born in 1907 in Valcourt. A specialist in automotive mechanics, he is best known for inventing the modern snowmobile.
The Museum highlights the legacy he left to future generations through the innovations, trades, and flagship products now offered by Bombardier and BRP.
PARKING AREAS IN OLD BROMONTSeveral parking areas are available for free for Bromont visitors.
PUBLIC PARKING OPTIONS IN BROMONT
Please note: Overnight parking is not permitted in these parking areas.
FREE PARKING WITH USAGE RESTRICTIONS:
Parking allowed for a maximum of 2 hours, between 6:00 a.m. and midnight
Not available during reserved times for church activities:
-Saturday from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
-Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
-As well as during weddings, baptisms, funerals, parish celebrations, etc.
Signage will be posted when parking is unavailable due to church events.
Bromont CCI4* International Event at Olympic Equestrian ParkDon’t miss the Bromont International Eventing CCI4*, running June 4-7, 2026—an elite-level equestrian event that brings over 120 international athletes to Bromont!
Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Bromont Olympic Equestrian Park, this Olympic-calibre venue offers spectators a one-of-a-kind experience.
EQUESTRIAN TRIATHLON
Rider-and-horse pairs compete in what’s often called an “equestrian triathlon”—three phases that showcase the skill, stamina, and elegance required in the sport. Recognized as a key stop for U.S. and Canadian national teams on the road to major championships, the MARS Bromont CCI4* is supported by the expertise of top officials in the discipline.
A FUNE-FILLED WEEKEND FOR THE FAMILY
A great, welcoming weekend for the whole family, with world-class FEI-sanctioned competition for spectators to enjoy on Saturday.
FOOD & PARKING
Event entry and parking are free. Feeling hungry? Food trucks will be on site. You’re also welcome to bring your own food for a picnic—and don’t forget your chairs for a comfortable spot to take in the action!
For full details, visit the event website.
BROMONT, OLYMPIC LAND: 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE EQUESTRIAN PARK
Built in 1975, did you know this park hosted the equestrian events of the modern pentathlon during the 1976 Montreal Summer Olympics? This year marks its 50th anniversary—the perfect opportunity to discover (or rediscover) these Olympic-calibre facilities!
Workshops at Matante PissenlitA rich program of creative workshops has been offered at Matante Pissenlit since the opening of this boutique on Shefford Street last April!
Learn how to make candles, body creams and lotions, or even homemade household products; dive into embroidery, or have fun learning the macramé technique by creating a plant hanger.
These workshops are a great opportunity to gain new skills, take a break from screens, work with your hands, and enjoy the satisfaction of leaving with something you created yourself!
Visit the website to see the full list and register!
ABOUT MATANTE PISSENLIT
Newly established in Old-Bromont, Matante Pissenlit is a little haven of discoveries where you’ll find a selection of Quebec-made products crafted with care and passion by artisans carefully chosen by Geneviève, the owner.
Among other things, you’ll find beautiful ambiance products, games, body care products, green and dried plants, and comforting beverages.
100% Happiness Made in Québec!
Gravel à bière of l’AbordageFree and open gravel bike rides every Thursday, starting May 7th, at the À l’Abordage microbrewery.
Two groups are formed — beginners and advanced — so everyone can ride at their own pace and enjoy moving together.
The ride takes place from 6 PM to 8 PM, and after the effort comes the comfort! Back at the brewery, enjoy a discount on your first beer and keep the evening going with fellow enthusiasts!
No registration required. Rides will continue through August 27, 2026.
Keep in mind: A gravel bike in good working order is required, a helmet is mandatory, and riders must be self-sufficient for basic repairs, nutrition, hydration, and navigation for the route.
Running à bière of l’AbordageJoin us every Tuesday at À l’Abordage microbrewery for free community running outings open to all!
Two groups will be formed — one for beginners and one for more experienced runners — so everyone can run at their own pace and have fun.
Run from 6 to 8 p.m., then treat yourself — you’ve earned it! Back at the brewery, enjoy a discount on your first beer and keep the evening going with fellow enthusiasts!
No registration required.
Caballista at the Olympic Equestrian ParkCaballista, organized and governed by Cheval Québec, closes the competition season in hunt seat, equitation, dressage, combined events, and show jumping. Don’t miss this competition that will be held at Bromont Olympic Equestrian Park from September 25-27, 2026!
This interregional final brings together 8 regions and nearly 350 riders.
Each association affiliated with Cheval Québec selects the best riders from its circuit to be represented by a delegation that competes as a team, aiming to win the championship region trophy.
BROMONT, OLYMPIC LAND: 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OLYMPICS AT THE EQUESTRIAN PARK
Built in 1975, did you know that this Park hosted the equestrian events for the modern pentathlon during the 1976 Summer Olympics? This year, we’re celebrating the 50th anniversary—what a great opportunity to discover (or rediscover) these Olympic-calibre facilities!
Matante Pissenlit100% Happiness Made in Québec!
Established for a year now in Old-Bromont, Matante Pissenlit is a little haven of discoveries where you’ll find a selection of Quebec-made products crafted with care and passion by artisans carefully chosen by Geneviève, the owner.
Among other things, you’ll find beautiful ambiance products, games, body care products, green and dried plants, and comforting beverages.
FLORAL COUNTER
Matante Pissenlit also features a floral counter. Thanks in part to a collaboration with Pensée Fleur, a flower farm located in Shefford, you’ll find seasonal bouquets, weekly arrivals, and custom floral creations—perfect for dinner parties, events, or simply treating yourself.
CREATIVE WORSHOPS
A rich program of creative workshops is offered, where you can learn a variety of skills like making candles, body creams and lotions, or even homemade cleaning products. Visit the website to see the list of all the worshops and register!
Fall Dressage Classique at Olympic Equestrian ParkThe Fall Dressage Classique is a unique international dressage event in Quebec, offering national dressage and para-dressage competitions. Nestled in the heart of the Bromont Olympic Equestrian Oark this competition held September 4-6, 2026 offers a captivating spectacle in an enchanting setting.
Dressage is an Olympic discipline in equestrian sports stemming from the tradition of classical riding. It’s often regarded as an art, as the aesthetic pursuit of movement holds significant importance. The purest form of dressage demands years of mastery from both horse and rider.
Competitive dressage stands as its own equestrian discipline and also serves as one of the three phases in eventing competitions.
Throughout this event, junior and young rider categories will compete for qualification for the North American championships.
BROMONT, OLYMPIC LAND: 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OLYMPICS AT THE EQUESTRIAN PARK
Built in 1975, did you know that this Park hosted the equestrian events for the modern pentathlon during the Montreal 1976 Summer Olympics? This year, we’re celebrating the 50th anniversary—what a great opportunity to discover (or rediscover) these Olympic-calibre facilities!
International Bromont II at Olympic Equestrian ParkWe are delighted to welcome from July 29 to August 2, 2026 the classes of the Canadian Hunter Derby Series to the Olympic Equestrian Park of Bromont! A unique opportunity for hunter riders to shine in a setting worthy of the grand prix.
International Bromont II, renowned as the premier show jumping and hunter event in Quebec, has established itself as a must-attend event for horse enthusiasts. The beauty of the venue, the high-level competitions, the excellence of the welcoming facilities, and the surrounding attractions all contribute to explaining the growing popularity of this annual gathering.
This prestigious series highlights the athleticism and elegance of the horse-rider duos. Come witness the majesty of the horses and the skill of the riders, chosen from the world’s elite, at this exceptional event!
BROMONT, OLYMPIC LAND: 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OLYMPICS AT THE EQUESTRIAN PARK
Built in 1975, did you know that this Park hosted the equestrian events for the modern pentathlon during the 1976 Summer Olympics? This year, we’re celebrating the 50th anniversary—what a great opportunity to discover (or rediscover) these Olympic-calibre facilities!
International Bromont I at Olympic Equestrian ParkWe are delighted to welcome from July 22-26, 2026 the classes of the Canadian Hunter Derby Series to the Bromont Olympic Equestrian Park of Bromont! A unique opportunity for hunter riders to shine in a setting worthy of the grand prix.
International Bromont I, renowned as the premier show jumping and hunter event in Quebec, has established itself as a must-attend event for horse enthusiasts. The beauty of the venue, the high-level competitions, the excellence of the welcoming facilities, and the surrounding attractions all contribute to explaining the growing popularity of this annual gathering.
This prestigious series highlights the athleticism and elegance of the horse-rider duos. Come witness the majesty of the horses and the skill of the riders, chosen from the world’s elite, at this exceptional event!
BROMONT, OLYMPIC LAND: 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE OLYMPICS AT THE EQUESTRIAN PARK
Built in 1975, did you know that this Park hosted the equestrian events for the modern pentathlon during the 1976 Summer Olympics? This year, we’re celebrating the 50th anniversary—what a great opportunity to discover (or rediscover) these Olympic-calibre facilities!
Alpine TouringThis winter, rise to the summit in a different way! Enjoy unique viewpoints and then ski down your favorite slopes!
At Bromont, montagne d’experiences, discover numerous exclusive alpine hiking trails to climb the mountain at your own pace. Depending on the chosen route, explore one or more of the seven slopes and reach the summit of Mount Brome, Mount Spruce, or the Pic du Chevreuil. For the descent, enjoy the 141 trails of the ski resort.
Just like the ski slopes, the ascent trails are classified by difficulty level. Progress gradually for an optimal and safe experience.
Important: Access to the alpine hiking trails is strictly reserved for skiers and splitboarders. Snowshoes and hiking are prohibited to preserve the quality of the trails.
TICKETING
A valid access pass (daily ticket or alpine hiking season pass) is required to ascend the trails. Check the rates.
TRAIL MAP
You can consult the map to discover all the available alpine hiking trails.
EQUIPMENT RENTAL
Bromont, Mountain of Experiences offers alpine hiking equipment rental for skiers. Check out the rental options.
NEVER TRIED ALPINE HIKING?
Combining alpine skiing and hiking, alpine hiking involves climbing the mountain on skis or a splitboard with climbing skins, then descending on open ski slopes with the same equipment, without the skins. This activity is for intermediate or advanced skiers and snowboarders who enjoy earning their descent. No chairlifts here: only your energy will take you to the top!
Alpine hiking requires specific equipment: skis or a splitboard, climbing skins, boots, and telescopic poles. It is also essential to adjust your clothing to the effort required for the ascent, favoring lightweight and breathable clothes. Your insulating layers will be in your backpack, ready to be put on to stay warm during the descent.
A unique experience is to go for a night outing when night skiing is available. Purchase a ticket, grab your headlamp, and head up the climbing trails. Thanks to the mountain lights, visibility is quite good on the way up, and you can safely ski down the trails.
Greenhawk equestrian boutiqueGreenhawk Bromont aims to meet the needs of all equestrian enthusiasts! Its wide range of products includes equestrian clothing, saddlery, horse care products, stable equipment, and grooming essentials. You will also find a selection of accessories for your pets.
Golf simulators at Dooly’sImagine yourself walking on the most prestigious greens in the world, adjusting your swing in the light breeze, and feeling the satisfaction of a perfectly executed putt! With state-of-the-art golf simulators, this vision becomes a reality at Dooly’s!
Enjoy a wide selection of 9 or 18-hole courses to fine-tune your technique and improve your game. Share the experience with colleagues or friends! The simulators can accommodate up to 4 players simultaneously, making each round more fun and competitive. You can even bring your own equipment if you like.
And after walking virtually on the greens, meet up at Dooly’s bar to debrief your round over a refreshing drink and a delicious meal. It’s the perfect combination of sports, entertainment, and camaraderie!
The Brome-Missisquoi Prohibition Heritage TrailStep into the history of Prohibition with this historical tour spanning over 130 km!
This heritage tour will transport you to the early 1920s, when Prohibition spread across Canada and the United States.
In this desert scattered with “dry states,” Quebec became a sanctuary where the purchase and consumption of alcohol remained entirely legal. A legal oasis, from 1919 to 1923, the Brome-Missisquoi region briefly became a major hub for alcohol smuggling, where bootleggers, speakeasies, brothels, and whiskey lounges thrived.
10-STEP TOUR
This self-guided audio tour features 10 stops. As you travel from one stop to the next, you will be accompanied by the colorful voice of Alfred Carpentier, a fictional bootlegger, and Queen Lil, the madam of “The Palace of Sin” located right between Canada and the United States.
Interpretive panels are located at each stop, and each is equipped with a QR code linking the audio tour.
GRAPHIC NOVEL
Want to learn more about this fascinating era? Pick up the graphic novel Queen Lil & les femmes de la prohibition by illustrator and author Stéphane Lemardelé and historian Laurent Busseau, available in french in bookstores and at our tourist office.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND ON THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
At the end of the 19th century, temperance movements emerged in the United States, Canada, and even here in Quebec. The idea was simple: limit or even completely prevent the sale and consumption of alcohol.
In the early 1920s, pressures on the Quebec government from temperance movements and the clergy increased: there was a push to adopt Prohibition across the province. Elsewhere in Canada, this trend was already becoming more prominent.
Prohibition was knocking at Quebec’s door, and in 1919, Premier Lomer Gouin banned all alcoholic beverages across the province. However, in a referendum, Quebecers voted overwhelmingly to exclude beer, cider, and light wine from the law. As a result, they could still consume products containing less than 2.5% alcohol.
This law was in effect for only two years. Unlike other provinces, the new government under Louis-Alexandre Taschereau adopted a particularly original stance, leading to the creation of the Liquor Commission. Rather than shutting down alcohol access entirely, the state took control and ensured alcohol supply. This was the first system of government control over alcohol in North America, which eventually became the Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ).
Bromont Heritage ToursDiscover the key historical sites of Bromont through this circuit that takes you on a journey from 1793 to the present! A pleasant walk for families or couples, accessible year-round.
Bromont offers two heritage trails: one in Old-Bromont and the other in the heart of the Adamsville neighborhood. These circuits feature a total of 27 signs and 3 murals that provide insight into the history and architecture of the buildings. You can enhance your experience with an interactive audio guide via BaladoDiscovery — all of it available free of charge (available in French only).
OLD-BROMONT HERITAGE CIRCUIT
Explore Old-Bromont by walking along its main street and discover the town’s history and architecture through heritage panels. Three murals depict key moments in the history of the old village of West-Shefford and Bromont. The circuit begins at John-Savage Park, located at the intersection of Shefford and John-Savage Streets, and invites you to immerse yourself in the past while admiring buildings that showcase the region’s rich heritage.
BALADO DISCOVERY CIRCUIT
The rich history of Vieux-Bromont, formerly the village of West-Shefford, will be revealed to you through the french audioguide. It can be accessed with your smartphone, both online (streaming) and offline (without internet connection on-site) by preloading the mobile app.
MANY FASCINATING STORIES TO DISCOVER !
If you’re interested in the story of Prohibition, you can explore the The Brome-Missisquoi Prohibition Heritage Trail. This audio-guided circuit, spanning over 130 km, will take you to various sites and share stories from the temperance and prohibition era in the Brome-Missisquoi border region between 1848 and 1933.
ADAMSVILLE HERITAGE CIRCUIT
Seven heritage panels recount moments from the older and more recent history of Bromont’s Adamsville neighborhood, once the village of Adamsville.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
You would like to have advices on your route or wish to pick up brochures ? Stop by the Bromont Tourist Information Office, which is open year-round.
VanlifeFor its second season, from May 1 to October 30, 2026, the City of Bromont is permitting a pilot project for vanlife stays at selected partner sites across the municipality.
VANLIFE CAMPING PARKING LOCATIONS
The following three sites will welcome vanlife visitors ($).
Click on the partners’ links for available dates, rates and reservation details.
Bromont, montagne d’expériences: 20 spots at Parking P5
Centre national du cyclisme de Bromont: 6 spots
Parc des Sommets: 8 spots (Mont Oak parking lot, behind Boulangerie Canaël)
TERMS & CONDITIONS
CAMPGROUNDS
There are four campgrounds in Bromont where recreational vehicles are available for short-term rental.
Some agri-tourism partners also offer them, in limited quantities and services :
TEREGO HOSTS
Terego is a overnight parking reservation platform for recreational vehicles across Canada. To access and make a reservation, you have to pay for a subscription (3-day pass or annual subscription).
Hosts in Bromont and nearby:
FREE AND PAY PARKINGS NEARBY
Less than 30 minutes away from Bromont, some places are also available:
Old-Bromont Public MarketTHE OLD-BROMONT FARMER’S MARKET RETURNS IN 2026 FOR ITS 3RD EDITION!
On Sundays, from 9 am to 1 pm, from June 28 to October 11*, Bromont hosts a public market that brings together local and regional producers and artisans.
This weekly event offers an opportunity to enjoy the abundance of seasonal fruits and vegetables, stock up on local delicacies, discover new flavors, and connect with farmers and producers.
The market is held at the Public Square in Old-Bromont. Visitors can soak up the village atmosphere or even enjoy a picnic on site with the products they’ve just purchased!
A covered area also allows the market to go on rain or shine.
* Only exception: Sunday, August 30, when the Bromont en art Symposium will take place.
Detailed calendar to come.
Public parking is available at the Compton parking lot, the arena, and along Pierre-Bellefleur Street, only a few footsteps away from the Public Square .
The Bromont Public Square is designed for universal accessibility, providing an inclusive and welcoming space for all.
Public restrooms are available in the main building, along with a drinking water station.
Bistro-bar La DébarqueNestled at the foot of Mont Brome, during ski season from December to March, La Débarque welcomes you with a unique atmosphere fueled by the energy of nature enthusiasts.
You’ll find skiers still in their snow gear, hikers fresh off the trails, and others who simply enjoy stopping by for a bite to eat.
With its stunning view of the slopes, it’s the perfect spot to indulge in shareable appetizers, comforting dishes, and a variety of drinks.
La Débarque is also loved for its lively evenings: feel the rhythm on Thursdays with live music and their Après Après.
Carpooling – Sustainable TransportationWhy not make your trip more eco-friendly, economical, and social by sharing it with other travelers?
Several carpooling platforms make it easy to connect users who are offering or looking for car rides to Bromont from various cities (Montreal, Quebec City, Ottawa, Toronto, etc.).
Here are a few:
allons covoiturage: Get to your favorite playground easily! Bromont, montagne d’expériences, ski resorts and other outdoor sites are partenaring to offer this new app. No more setting random meeting points far from home. The Allons app automatically determines the optimal meeting place between the driver and passenger, then sends you a notification as soon as it’s ready.
AmigoExpress: The most well-known carpooling platform in Quebec, it is suitable for trips between major cities as well as regional travel, offering a large number of departures, particularly for long-distance journeys.
Poparide: The newest app in Quebec’s carpooling scene for long-distance travel. In addition to drivers posting their departure times, available seats, and the cost per seat, passengers can also post the trips they are looking for.
Ridesharing: This app covers Canada from coast to coast, as well as the United States. In Quebec, the Montreal-Quebec City route remains the most popular, but many new long-distance destinations have been added in recent years.
Limocar Montreal SherbrookeWant to travel from Bromont to Montreal or Sherbrooke and back? It’s easy, starting from Autoparc 74 (exit 74 on Highway 10), one of the stops served by Limocar.
Limocar is a transportation service with a well-established schedule, with one of its stops at the Montreal bus terminal (Gare d’autocars de Montréal) located downtown and connected to the Berri-UQAM metro station.
Limocar’s Express line offers twelve buses per day, traveling between Montreal and Sherbrooke in both directions, ensuring a quick journey. In fact, you’ll save time thanks to the reserved lane heading towards Montreal.
Schedules and fares are available here.
Make sure to reserve transportation to and from Autoparc 74. Cab services are now offered on a daily basis and on-demand public transportation in Bromont (Monday to Friday 6.30 am to 5.30 pm) can be booked in advance.
Roland-Désourdy AirportJust minutes from Bromont’s tourist attractions and accommodations, Roland-Désourdy Airport serves the region. Whether you’re looking to play on one of the four golf courses, attend equestrian competitions, enjoy the largest natural spa complex in Quebec, or simply take advantage of everything Bromont and its mountains have to offer, the convenience of this infrastructure is undeniable.
Roland-Désourdy Airport is an Airport of Entry/15 (AOE/15) used exclusively for the customs clearance of users aboard general aviation aircraft (private or corporate) with non-scheduled flights. These aircraft can carry no more than 15 travelers, including crew members, who do not pay on each flight.
The 5004-foot (1525-meter) runway can accommodate aircraft such as the Dash-8-400 and Airbus 220, as well as all types of business jets.
The airport offers customs services with a mandatory 48 hour advance notice to the Canada Border Services Agency. These services are available free of charge from Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm, and upon request outside of these hours for a fee. The airport is also listed among aerodromes offering the CANPASS-AIR program.
Distillerie SheffordFeeling like exploring some unusual alcoholic beverages made from maple sap? That’s exactly what Distillerie Shefford offers!
Maple spirit, artisanal maple vodka, whisky, and maple cream—your taste buds will be delighted with these tasty and original products!
Derived from the Latin word for maple trees, “Acérum” is a one-of-a-kind spirit crafted from the fermentation and distillation of maple sap concentrate. Aged in oak barrels, it boasts aromas of caramel and candied pear. Crisp on the palate, slightly mineral, it carries hints of cinnamon with a delicate finish of maple sugar and bitter orange. Acérum proudly represents the Quebec terroir.
Defining a whole new class of spirits, Acérum is to maple sap what whisky is to grains and rum is to sugarcane.
Uncover the secrets behind the making of these spirits on your next visit to the Distillerie!
PARC NATIONAL DE LA YAMASKA – SEPAQFor outdoor and water activity enthusiasts, Parc national de la Yamaska is a prime destination! Whether by bike or on foot, you can cover several kilometers here to breathe the pure air of nature and discover a forested valley typical of the Appalachian lowlands. The park is part of the extensive network of provincial parks in Quebec known as SEPAQ (Société des établissements de plein air du Québec).
CHOINIÈRE RESERVOIR
A witness to the park’s creation in 1983, Choinière Reservoir extends its 4.56 km2 to the delights of water activity enthusiasts. This vast body of water teems with life; fish, ducks, and great blue herons coexist here, as do numerous other animal species that find refuge in its waters.
The supervised beach at Choinière Reservoir attracts many visitors during hot summer days. Taking a refreshing swim after engaging in outdoor activities and exploring the park is a delightful option for a fulfilling day.
A variety of activities can be enjoyed during the warmer seasons: canoeing, kayaking, paddle boating, stand-up paddleboarding, fishing, and rowing. Equipment can be rented on-site. There’s even an ice cream shop to satisfy those sweet cravings!
ACCOMMODATIONS
Camping, ready-to-camp sites, nature cabins, rustic camps, there are plenty of options for outdoor lovers.
DOG FRIENDLY
Dogs are allowed in the park; however, access is limited to certain areas under certain conditions.
WINTER IN THE PARK
At the park, nature observation evolves with the seasons. Come winter, the frosted nature of the snowshoe and cross-country ski trails will excite the whole family. You can venture out on the trails with a fat bike or even try ice fishing.
For all information and pricing, consult Parc national de la Yamaska
Brasserie À L’AbordageCelebrating the brewing culture of the Eastern Townships for nine years in Sutton, this second brewerie will attract families and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a well-deserved break or wanting to participate in cycling *summer) and running outings organized by the establishment.
Specializing in New England-style IPAs and Czech and German lagers, the microbrewery À l’Abordage explores various grains, such as barley and corn, with its new Lager La Pignon sur Mexico. On the menu, don’t miss out on the famous homemade fish and chips and duck poutine that you can eat on their lovely terrace !
BRASSEURS DES CANTONS MICROBREWERIES
À l’Abordage is part of the Brasseurs des Cantons Microbreweries Circuit, a tour featuring more than thirty microbreweries to discover throughout the Eastern Townships region. Craft beer lovers will be delighted by this vibrant route that showcases the expertise and creativity of local brewmasters!
Chalet at Camping des SommetsCamping des Sommets Bromont has a new youthful look since its acquisition in February 2021 by a dynamic young couple, parents of 3 children.
The campsite has many small, comfortable chalets available and overlooking a pond and a swimming pool, very popular with swimmers.
HAVE FUN
You’ll never be bored at Camping des Sommets! The campground offers a wide range of activities: mini-golf, a tennis court, trampoline, heated pool, a pond, plus an activity schedule designed for the whole family.
And for cycling enthusiasts, summer or winter, just hop on your bike and connect to the La Villageoise urban path, which links up with the Réseau Vélo Yamaska bike network, perfect for riding dozens of kilometres.
A great place to make unforgettable memories with friends, as a couple, or with the whole family !
Cottages at Domaine YamaskaLocated along the Yamaska River, Domaine Yamaska is a family-owned getaway set on a charming 21-acre property.
Less than 8 km from Old-Bromont, visitors can enjoy fully equipped rustic cabins year-round. Some cabins feature a private outdoor hot tub, perfect for unwinding after a day spent outdoors. In winter, snowshoe and fatbike rentals are offered free of charge.
In summer, the Domaine becomes a fun-filled playground for the whole family, with a heated pool, splash pad, children’s playground, play nets, and live singer-songwriter evenings for kids and adults alike. Another favourite perk: quick access to nearby hiking trails and cycling routes.
An ideal escape for couples or families to unplug, breathe, and soak up nature!
Sliding SlopeLaughter and fun will be waiting for you on the sliding slopes of Bromont! Two places to slide with the family this winter.
Campus Germain-Désourdy
20, John Savage Street
Parc Grégoire
197, Adamsville Road
Please note that the sliding hills are open, weather permitting, usually from mid-December to early March.
Ice SkatingIce skating is a great winter activity to do that requires little equipment. You don’t have skates? No problem, it is possible to rent one at the Germain-Désourdy Campus.
OUTDOOR ICE RINKS in Bromont:
Campus Germain-Désourdy – located behind the Arena (20, John-Savage Street)
Parc Grégoire – Adamsville district – located behind the Lucien-Parent Community Center (197, Adamsville Road)
Please note that the installation of outdoor ice rinks requires a temperature below -10°C for at least three consecutive days
Is the rink open today for public skating?
ARÉNA of BROMONT
The ice sports program offers free skating, free hockey, and stick and puck sessions.
These activities are completely free throughout the entire winter season!
Find all the details about ice sports on the Aréna‘s webpage.
Gîte PiggybackDiscover the 340-square-foot suite at Gîte Piggyback—your private retreat near Lake Bromont and the mountain!
Perfect for ski, cycling, and hiking enthusiasts, this inviting room features a Queen bed, a sofa bed, a full bathroom with a shower, a private washer and dryer machine and thoughtfully chosen furnishings. A secure storage area is available for your skis and bikes, and you’ll also enjoy a peaceful outdoor terrace.
Stay connected with reliable Wi-Fi (even though cell coverage is limited), unwind with a TV offering Netflix and Disney channels, or cozy up by the gas fireplace for a warm, relaxing atmosphere. Each morning, treat yourself to a delicious breakfast prepared by your hosts—often featuring freshly baked homemade bread.
Gîte Piggyback is the ideal place for active guests, remote workers, or anyone wanting to unwind and discover the region! Enjoy a large wooded property just steps from the 15 km C1 hiking loop that circles the mountain. Set out on your bike right from the property to explore nearby cycling routes. Skiers and alpine hikers will appreciate that parking lot 7 (P7) is only 3 km away, offering easy access to the slopes and mountain trails.
Please note: there is no kitchen in this space, pets are not allowed, and the entire establishment is strictly non-smoking.
Book your stay now and experience an authentic escape alone, with a friend or your sweethart in the heart of nature!
Live singers and humorists at Bistro Le 633Experience unforgettable evenings at Bistro Le 633 with their lineup of live music and comedy!
On select Fridays, enjoy a unique atmosphere with a live singer as you dine. Comedy nights are held on select Thursdays and promise plenty of laughs (please note: no meal service during the show), but you’re welcome to reserve a table for dinner before the event.
Find all the details about the programming on the Bistro Le 633 and Momos Comédie Club pages.
