Sutton Natural Environment Park: A Hiker's Haven

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Explore Quebec's natural beauty: hiking, trails, and outdoor adventures await at Sutton Natural Environment Park in the Eastern Townships.

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Discover over 50 km of trails at Sutton Natural Environment Park, a four-season destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts in Quebec's Eastern Townships. Explore diverse landscapes, from mountain peaks to serene lakes, with trails for all skill levels.

A brief summary to Sutton Natural Environment Park

800 Chem. Réal, Sutton, Quebec, J0E 2K0, CA
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Monday 9 am-5:30 pm
Tuesday 9 am-5:30 pm
Wednesday 9 am-5:30 pm
Thursday 9 am-5:30 pm
Friday 9 am-5:30 pm
Saturday 9 am-5:30 pm
Sunday 9 am-5:30 pm

Local tips

Check the trail conditions before you go, especially during snowmelt or heavy rain, as some trails may become impassable.
Bring appropriate footwear and clothing for hiking in the mountains, including sturdy shoes or boots, layers, and rain gear.
Dogs are allowed on most trails, but not in the Green Mountains Nature Reserve (including Round Top and Dos d'Orignal).
Purchase your daily access ticket online or at the ticket booth upon arrival.

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Getting There

Driving

From Sutton, head north on Route 139/Maple Street. Turn left onto Chemin Poissant, then right at the fork onto Chemin Harold. Turn left onto Chemin Réal and continue uphill for 1 km to the park's ticket booth. Parking is available before the ticket booth or further up Chemin Réal. Parking is free.
Public Transport

The Navette Nature bus service offers transportation from Montreal to Sutton. From the bus station in Sutton, the park is approximately a 30-minute (2.5 km) walk. Check the bus schedule for departure times and plan accordingly. A trail access ticket is required upon arrival at the park. Bus fare from Montreal is around $40.

Discover more about Sutton Natural Environment Park

The Sutton Natural Environment Park (Parc d'environnement naturel de Sutton) invites you to explore the natural beauty of Quebec's Eastern Townships. With over 50 km of marked trails, the park offers a diverse landscape of forests, mountains, lakes, and streams to discover throughout the year.The park's trail network connects to the Green Mountains Nature Reserve and the Sentiers de l'Estrie, providing access to four peaks and two mountain lakes. Whether you're looking for a short family outing or a challenging multi-day hike, there's a trail for every skill level. Popular trails include the Spruce Lake Loop, known for its ease and scenic lake views, and the more challenging Dos d'Orignal Loop, offering panoramic vistas.Beyond hiking, the park offers various activities such as bird watching, guided hikes, and nature interpretation. The park also plays a vital role in environmental education, offering programs for youth and families.Originally established in 1979, the park's mission is to protect Sutton's natural environment while providing controlled public access and promoting conservation. The park's trail network was designed to raise awareness and share nature education, contributing to the creation of the Réserve naturelle des montagnes vertes.