Discover the Serenity of Sutton Natural Environment Park
Explore the breathtaking landscapes and diverse wildlife at Sutton Natural Environment Park, a serene retreat in Quebec's Eastern Townships.
Nestled in the picturesque Eastern Townships of Quebec, Sutton Natural Environment Park is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Spanning over vast acres of lush forests, rolling hills, and vibrant wildlife, this park is an ideal destination for tourists seeking tranquility and adventure. With well-marked hiking trails catering to various skill levels, visitors can immerse themselves in the breathtaking scenery, whether embarking on a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike. The park's diverse ecosystems, from serene wetlands to dense woodlands, provide ample opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife photography, making it a favorite among avid nature photographers. In addition to its stunning landscapes, Sutton Natural Environment Park boasts a rich cultural history. The park is home to several interpretive signs that educate visitors about the local flora and fauna, as well as the historical significance of the area. Families can enjoy picnicking in designated areas, surrounded by the soothing sounds of nature. The park is open year-round, allowing visitors to experience the changing seasons, each offering a unique perspective on the natural beauty of the region. Whether you are visiting in the vibrant colors of fall, the snowy landscapes of winter, or the blooming flowers of spring, Sutton Natural Environment Park promises an unforgettable experience for all who venture into its beautiful embrace.
Local tips
- Wear sturdy hiking shoes, as some trails can be steep and rocky.
- Visit during early morning or late afternoon for the best wildlife viewing opportunities.
- Bring a picnic to enjoy in one of the scenic areas throughout the park.
- Check the weather before your visit, as conditions can change quickly in the mountains.
- Download a park map to stay oriented while exploring the various trails.
A brief summary to Sutton Natural Environment Park
- 800 Chem. Réal, Sutton, Quebec, J0E 2K0, CA
- +1450-538-4085
Getting There
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Car
If you are driving, head to Sutton, Quebec. From the main road (Route 104), turn onto Chem. Réal, which is located just off the main road. Follow Chem. Réal for approximately 1.5 kilometers, and you will see the entrance to Sutton Natural Environment Park on your right at 800 Chem. Réal, Sutton, QC J0E 2K0. There is no entry fee for the park, but parking is available on-site.
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Public Transportation
To reach Sutton Natural Environment Park via public transportation, take the bus from nearby towns to Sutton. If you are starting from Magog, take the bus to Sutton (check local schedules for exact routes). Once you arrive at the Sutton bus station, you can either walk or take a taxi to the park. The park is about a 2.5 km walk from the bus station, which should take approximately 30 minutes. Make sure to plan your return trip as bus services may have limited schedules.
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Taxi
If you prefer a more direct route after arriving in Sutton via bus, consider taking a taxi from the bus station to Sutton Natural Environment Park. The taxi ride will take about 5 minutes and will cost approximately CAD 10-15, depending on the taxi service.
Attractions Nearby to Sutton Natural Environment Park
- VéloVolant
- ObservÉtoiles
- Réserve Naturelle des Montagnes-Vertes, secteur Singer
- Call’s Mills Park
- Domaine des Nobles Alpagas
- Grange ronde de Mansonville
- Nature Center
- Jay Peak Resort
- Pump House Indoor Waterpark
- Lake Carmi State Park
- Bleu Lavande (Blue Lavender)
- Centre d'Interprétation de la Nature du Lac Boivin
- Marais de la Rivière aux Cerises
- Magog Bay Park
- Pointe-Merry Park
Landmarks nearby to Sutton Natural Environment Park
- Sutton Natural Environment Park
- Le Vignoble du Ruisseau - Winery & Cidery
- Eastern Township’s Best View
- Vignoble de l’Orpailleur
- Jean-Paul Forand Park
- Mont-Orford
- Yamaska National Park
- Long Trail State Forest
- Parc Découverte Nature
- Domaine Pourki
- 2250 HALLOWEEN LAND
- Station Chêne Rouge : Glamping, Mini-chalets, tentes safari et mariages en nature
- Tourisme des cantons-de-l'est
- Musee du Fort Saint-Jean
- Dna Landmark