The Parc des Sommets trails add up to 150 km. They cross the mountain, the heart of the Old-Bromont, lakes, residential areas, the Scientific Park and offer mesmerizing views of Bromont’s mounts. The recreational trails are divided within 5 networks. 4 are dedicated for hiking or horse riding.

TRAILS SPREAD ACCROSS 5 NETWORKS

Villageois network A 17-kilometer trail connecting Bromont’s two village centers, Vieux-Bromont and the Adamsville sector, passing through the Bromont Science Park.

Mountain network A 15-km hiking loop encircling Mount Brome, part of a network of over 50 km of trails.

Gale lake network Explore this beautiful nature conservation park with trails spanning nearly 100 hectares. To minimize environmental impact in this protected area, dogs and bicycles are prohibited, and weekend access is reserved for Bromont residents.

Bromont, montagne d’expériences Offers hiking trails that connect to the mountain network of Parc des Sommets. One ticket grants access to all networks.

Mount Berthier network Natural trails connecting the village network to the mountain network.

STATUS OF NETWORKS AND TICKETS

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NEW : Accès nature lets you discover Quebec’s regional parks free of charge, so you can experience the benefits of the great outdoors. Curious? It costs nothing to try it out! Reserve your access to Parc des Sommets today (same-day reservations are not possible). Reserve your tickets at least 24 hours in advance. Each user may obtain only 6 tickets per e-mail address.

To purchase your ticket or subscription, click here. The Mount Berthier and villageois networks are free for everyone.

ITINERARIES SUGGESTIONS

• Climb a summit  along a lake : G3+G1 at mount Gale
• Viewpoint : the M50 from P7 to go to the top of mount Bernard
• Along a river : The V3 to enjoy the Yamaska river
• A long ride: The C1 and its 15 km
• An easy one : The G11

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