Hiking in Mont Brome: trails, map and practical info

Mont Brome (also called Bromont or Mount Brome) stands 553 m above sea level, near the town of Bromont in southern Quebec. It is part of the Monteregian Hills, and a ski resort lies on its slopes, according to Wikipedia.

Trails

The Bromont, montagne d'expériences website says its hiking trails, of varying difficulty, lead to the summit of Mont Brome, with a view over the Eastern Townships. Its mountain-network trail list gives six hiking trails:

• Brome: easy, 2.5 km, 1 h, starts at the Versant du Village.
• Panoramique: easy, 1.25 km, 30 min, starts at the summit of Mont Brome (Versant du Village).
• Prétentieuse: intermediate, 1.7 km, 1 h 30, starts at the Versant du Village.
• Audacieuse: intermediate, 2.1 km, 1 h, starts at the Versant du Village.
• La Grande Douce: easy, 4.5 km, 1 h, open to hikers and bikes, dogs prohibited; starts at the Versant du Village with La Curieuse.
• La Curieuse: easy, 2.6 km, 40 min, starts at the Versant du Village.

A separate route, the Parc des Sommets C1 hiking belt, is listed by Tourisme Québec as a 15 km trail, easy to intermediate, that circles Mont Brome through forests, residential areas and fields. The listing says it is open year-round, that strollers and hybrid bikes are not recommended, and that dogs are admitted on a leash.

Access fee

Bromont, montagne d'expériences requires an access fee to climb the hiking trails, whether you hold a day ticket or a mountain pass. The day ticket is valid from sunrise to sunset on the date printed on it:

• adult (16 and over): $9.57;
• youth (6 to 15): $6.96;
• 5 and under: free;
• Bromont residents registered on the portal: free.

The ticket also covers the trails of the Parc des Sommets. A season pass valid from April 1 to November 30, 2026 costs $55 for an adult and $130 for a family.

Dogs and site rules

Dogs are accepted, except on La Grande Douce, but must be on a leash at all times. They are not allowed in the gondolas; only assistance dogs are permitted. Glass containers and barbecues are prohibited on the site, camping and campfires are not permitted, and motocross, snowmobiles, mopeds and horseback riders are not allowed.

Parking

Parking lot P7 (Versant du Midi) has 34 spaces and no services. The resort says it is open to everyone, though spaces are very limited, and that outside the winter it gives access to the hiking trails and the Parc des Sommets. The resort's parking page lists several other lots (P1, P2, P4 shuttle, P5).