Nomadic Camping

NOMADIC CAMPING

In collaboration with the City of Bromont, we are proud to offer a nomadic camping (vanlife) area from May 1 to October 30, 2026. Enjoy a unique experience by staying within the Mont Oak network of the Parc des Sommets, just steps away from hiking and mountain biking trails!

This project opens up camping spots in the Mont Oak parking lot, located behind the Canael bakery. There are 8 sites available, with access to restrooms and picnic tables, at a cost of $25 per night.

Naturally, a few restrictions apply. There is a limit of 2 nights per self-contained camper; no awnings or chairs may be set up, and no fires are permitted in the parking area. In addition, only campers 25 feet or less in length are allowed.

All reservations must be made online:
https://app.endorphine.ca/collaborator/3a39b371-9ec1-41ef-8fff-f6a9aee77525/billing?category=lodging&return-to=2

Please note that the campsites are located behind Canaël Bakery and Oakë Creamery.

Additional information and code of conduct are available at the following link:Brochure_Camping

NOMADIC CAMPING

In collaboration with the City of Bromont, we are proud to offer a nomadic camping (vanlife) area from May 1 to October 30, 2026. Enjoy a unique experience by staying within the Mont Oak network of the Parc des Sommets, just steps away from hiking and mountain biking trails!

This project opens up camping spots in the Mont Oak parking lot, located behind the Canael bakery. There are 8 sites available, with access to restrooms and picnic tables, at a cost of $25 per night.

Naturally, a few restrictions apply. There is a limit of 2 nights per self-contained camper; no awnings or chairs may be set up, and no fires are permitted in the parking area. In addition, only campers 25 feet or less in length are allowed.

All reservations must be made online:
https://app.endorphine.ca/collaborator/3a39b371-9ec1-41ef-8fff-f6a9aee77525/billing?category=lodging&return-to=2

Please note that the campsites are located behind Canaël Bakery and Oakë Creamery.

Additional information and code of conduct are available at the following link:Brochure_Camping

Did you know that Parc des Sommets offers a 40% discount for your school outings?

Open year-round, Parc des Sommets is the perfect place to organize your school trips.

AVAILABLE UNTIL NOVEMBER 30th: Accès nature gives you the chance to explore Quebec’s regional parks for free, allowing you to experience the benefits of outdoor activities and the joy of being active in nature. Curious? It doesn’t cost anything to try! Reserve your access today for Parc des Sommets (please note: same-day reservations are not available. Tickets must be booked at least 24 hours in advance. Each user can reserve a limited number of tickets per email address).

Whether you want to go hiking, mountain biking (with rental options), or bouldering (introduction courses available upon request), we have everything you need to plan an educational outing.

Upon request and depending on availability, your group can be accompanied by one of our patrollers free of charge.

You would like to know more? Please fill out this form (available in French only) so we can better understand your needs and send you the necessary documentation.

Feel free to contact us for more information at: info@parcdessommets /450-534-0000.

Saddle up, and ride off into an exceptional natural environment.

The Parc des Sommets offers equestrian touring adepts nearly a dozen trails on the Mount Oak Network and the C1 trail belt, all wide enough to venture out on horseback without any worries.

On the Mountain Network, we’ve built an equestrian rest area on the upper part of the Hollywood Trail. Here you can take a short break, and enjoy a breathtaking view of Mount Sutton and the surrounding region.

Because cohabitation is a priority in the Park, it should be noted that these trails are multi-use and are therefore used by hikers, runners and mountain bikers as well. It’s important to respect the signs and to use only those trails that have been developed for horseback riding.

Please don’t forget to pick up anything your horse might leave behind.

The trails are well marked but it’s a good idea to download the free “ONDAGO” locator applications on your smart phone.

Access to the hiking and equestrian trails is free for Bromont residents (proof of residence required via Bciti). However, Bromont residents have to buy their pass on Bciti if they are doing mountain bike. The fee is donated to the organization Les Amis des Sentiers who are the only ones to ensure the sustainability of the trails in Bromont by seeing to their protection, maintenance and development.

Nature, forests, biodiversity, lakes and mountains, we have so many kilometres of trails for outdoors enthusiasts.

Only an hour’s drive from Montreal, right at the border of the picturesque Eastern Townships, Bromont stands out among hikers and nature lovers due to is proximity, the amazing landscapes and the variety of terrain that visitors can explore here.

With 140 km of trails, the Parc des Sommets offers several hiking options spread across the different sectors established here (The Mountain, Mount Oak, the Lake Gale, the Villageois and the Mount Berthier). Several belvederes and picnic tables have also been placed in strategic areas, allowing visitors to relax as they enjoy breathtaking views the surrounding region.

The trails are well marked but it’s a good idea to download the free “ONDAGO” locator application on your smart phone.

Access to the hiking and equestrian trails is free for Bromont residents (proof of residence required via Bciti). However, Bromont residents have to buy their pass on Bciti if they are doing mountain bike. The fee is donated to the organization Les Amis des Sentiers who are the only ones to ensure the sustainability of the trails in Bromont by seeing to their protection, maintenance and development.

Dogs on a leash are permitted at all times on most of our trails, except for the Lake Gale (conservation zone).

As you walk along the trails, you’ll enjoy reading the differents interpretation panels which describe the surrounding fauna, flora and the current ecological situation; a little reminder from Mother Nature to help you learn more about our environment.

The Lake Gale Area is a conservation zone offering abundant and interesting wildlife with an impressive ornithologic and floristic diversity. This area is liked by many hikers due to the 15 kilometres of trails set inside a truly enchanting landscape. Visitors can access to a magnificent cascade, a lake and, when they reach the summit of Mount Gale, an amazing view overlooking the domain. Please note that bicycles and dogs are not allowed in these trails. Also, only residents of Bromont can access the Lac Gale during the week-end.

The Mountain Area offers more than 50 kilometres of trails for all hiking levels. Lately we’ve built several belvederes on the summits of Mounts Bernard, Horizon and Spruce where visitors can enjoy amazing panoramas.

Join us for a family getaway or an outing among friends as you explore the splendours of the Parc des Sommets’s trails.

Here are some itineraries suggestions :

The Villageois Area

La Velouté (the Smooth Ride)

Level: Beginner
Distance: 0,6 km one way (15 min.)
Season: 4 seasons

For beginners or for a family outing: The Velouté trail starts out behind the Edgar Hyperlodge microbrewery. It runs along the Yamaska River and will take you to the shore of Lake Sheffington.

Trailhead: Missiquoi road (45.289704, -72.655643)

Itinerary : Directions : From the parking, take the Entrecôte trail (M30) to the intersection with the Stade Olympique (M31). Follow this trail and continue downhill on C5-La Charlot. At the intersection with Fée des Bois, take this trail. At the next intersection, follow Montée Bernard (M32) to the summit of Mont Bernard, where you’ll find a magnificent panorama and picnic tables for a short stop before heading back down the M31. Return to the parking via the Stade Olympique (M31) and then the Entrecôte (M30).

Itinéraire AllTrails – La Grandiose

La Majestique

Level: Intermediate
Distance: 7 km (2 hours 30 min.)
Season: 4 seasons

Trailhead: The P7 parking area (45.277768, -72.644020)

Itinerary: from the parking area, take the Coureur des Bois trail (M50) up the summit of Mount Bernard. Here you’ll find a magnificent panorama and some picnic tables where you can enjoy a snack before heading back down by the Stade Olympique. Continue on the Entrecôte until you reach the Divine and head up to the top of Mount Horizon. For the return trip, take Hollywood which will lead you back to the parking area.

Itinéraire On Piste – La Majestique

L’intrépide

Level: Intermediate
Distance: 7.5 km (2 hours 30 min.)
Season: 4 seasons

Trailhead: The P7 parking area (45.277768, -72.644020)

Itinerary: from the parking area, take the Coureur des Bois trail (M50) up the summit of Mount Bernard. Here you’ll find a magnificent panorama and some picnic tables where you can enjoy a snack before heading back down by the Fée des Bois and the C5. Continue along the Stade Olympique trail towards the Entrecôte until you reach the Divine. Climb to the top of Mount Horizon. Return to the parking lot via Hollywood and take the Fer à Cheval trail at the junction, then head back to the parking lot via Hollywood.

Itinéraire On Piste – L’Intrépide

La Superbe

Level: Intermediate
Distance: 6 km (1 hour 30 min.)
Season: spring, summer and autumn 

Trailhead: parking P7 (45.277768, -72.644020)

Itinerary: From the parking area, take the Panorama (M51) trail to reach the Mont Spruce summit. Here you will find a magnificent panorama and some picnic tables where you can enjoy a snack before heading back. Then continue on Deconnexion until you reach Connexion (M77) trail. At the junction with the trail called Amertume, take a left and finish it off by taking Hollywood (M29) all the way back to P7.

Itinéraire – La Superbe

La Coriace

Level: Intermediate
Distance: 13.5 km (5 hours)
Season: spring, summer and autumn 

Trailhead: parking P7 (45.277568, -72.644020)

Itinerary: From the parking area, take the trail Colorée (C6) to the junction with Panorama (M51). Follow M51 until you reach the Mont Spruce summit, you will find a magnificent panorama and some picnic tables where you can enjoy a snack. Take the Deconnexion to the junction with Escarpé(M52) which will join un second summit, Brome mount. Continue your way with the Grande douce (21), the Monte en Bas (28) and then the Hollywood (M29). At the junction with Divine (C14), follow C14 which will join a third summit, Horizon mount. Then continue on the C14 to join Entrecôte (M30) to reach Stade Olympique (M31). By following M31 who will join another summit, Bernard mount. You can reach the P7 parking lot with Coureur des Bois (M50) and C6.

Itinéraire – La Coriace

L’Endurante

Difficulty: Difficult

Distance: 15 km (5 hours)

Season: Spring, Summer, Fall

Start: Parking Lot P1 (45.30257822796999, -72.63888961956634)

Route: From the parking lot, take the Audacieuse trail to the junction with the Panoramique trail. Follow trail 21 to the junction with trail 28, then take the Hollywood trail. Next, take the Coureur des Bois trail (M50). Upon reaching parking lot P7, continue on the Panorama trail (M51) to reach the summit of Mount Spruce. A magnificent panorama awaits you, with picnic tables for a break before continuing your hike. Then take the Connexion trail to the junction with the Escarpé trail (M52), which leads to a second summit, Mount Brome. Continue along the Grande Douce trail (21), then follow it down to the bottom of the mountain to reach parking lot P7.

Route – L’Endurante

La Curieuse

Difficulty: Easy

Distance: 3 km (1 hour)

Season: Spring, Summer, Fall

Start: Parking Lot P1 (45.30257822796999, -72.63888961956634)

Route: From the parking lot, take the trail la Curieuse, to the junction, take l’Amuse gueule. Finaly, follow the trail La Curieuse once again until you get to the parking lot.

Itinéraire – La Curieuse

With your family or friends, all levels of mountain bike enthusiasts will find trails they’re sure to love.

New regulations since April 2023: Cani-Vélo enthusiasts will be able to ride their dogs on leashes on the C-1 and C-4 trails, as well as the wide trails of the Mount Oak network, with access to Cassonade, Wambam, and Picolo. The Berthier and Villageoise networks remain accessible for this activity.

Bromont is the meeting place for mountain bikers in Quebec! Its popularity is generated by 105 km of trails to ride, climb, descend and fully experience.

For Cross-country style and Enduro adepts, the Parc des Sommets is the place to be! Nearly a hundred trails have been developed on 5 interconnected networks where wooden bridges, switchbacks, jumps and rock slabs alternate inside an amazing landscape. Our field team’s attention to detail is impressive; You’ll discover something for every interest and every level here.

The Mount Oak Network offers a multitude of routes that will satisfy all cyclists no matter their level, from young families to top experts! A total of 17 km of winding trails interconnected and carefully developed to highlight the natural features of this sumptuous forest.

Topped by three peaks and sharing the boundaries of its terrain with Bromont, montagne d’experiences, the Mountain Network is unique and attracts enduro cyclists from all over the province. The exceptional quality of the trails, the vast terrain, the preserved nature and the incredible views all contribute to making this place a prime destination for all thrill seekers.

The Villageois Network and Mount Berthier Network offer free access to all and allow those who wish to use an active transportation. Both networks will take you to the heart of the town where you’ll find the school, the library, sports and recreational infrastructures, boutiques, restaurants, lodging accommodations, businesses, art galleries, and all kinds of events.

The network of bike paths and the town of Bromont’s municipal trails constitute an unmissable attraction here. The Route Verte segment found on the territory of Bromont is an integral part of the vast Route Verte network and permits cyclists to connect with the Route Verte no. 4 as well as the no. 1.

At the Parc des Sommets, cohabitation remains a priority, so together let’s share the trails with hikers!

Feel like honing your skills? Visit the Centre National de Cyclisme de Bromont (CNCB) where they’ve developed skill testing zones, jump parks and a pump track!

Bromont, montagne d’experiences https://www.bromontmontagne.com/en/, a national legend when it comes to downhill biking, offers 26 trails spread over 50 km and access to 3 lifts. Fun guaranteed!

The trails are well marked but it’s a good idea to download the free “ONDAGO” locator applications on your smart phone.

Access to the hiking and equestrian trails is free for Bromont residents (proof of residence required via Bciti). However, Bromont residents have to buy their pass on Bciti if they are doing mountain bike. The fee is donated to the organization Les Amis des Sentiers who are the only ones to ensure the sustainability of the trails in Bromont by seeing to their protection, maintenance and development.

*It is also possible to do gravel bikes in the trails.
Here are three loops that we are suggesting:
Beginner loop /  Advanced loop / Expert loop

The Parc des Sommets must-try routes :