Hiking at Bromont: the mountain's summer walking trails

The mountain trail network in summer

The resort shows six summer trails on its maps page and seven on its PDF map of walking trails, which adds the Coulée Douce. Distances and times below are the ones it publishes.

• Brome: easy, 2.5 km, 1 h.
• Panoramique: easy, 1.25 km, 30 min, starting at the summit of Mont Brome.
• Prétentieuse: intermediate, 1.7 km, 1 h 30.
• Audacieuse: intermediate, 2.1 km, 1 h.
• La Grande Douce: easy, 4.5 km, 1 h. This trail is shared with bikes and dogs are not allowed on it.
• La Curieuse: 2.6 km, 40 min. The maps page rates it easy, the PDF map shows it as intermediate.
• Coulée Douce: easy, 0.6 km, 10 min, shared with bikes. It appears on the PDF map only.

Access fee and prices

An access fee is required to climb the hiking trails, whether you hold a day ticket or a pass. The 2026 day ticket costs $9.57 for an adult and $6.96 for a youth. It is free for children aged 5 and under and for Bromont residents registered on the portal. The ticket is valid only on the date printed on it, from sunrise to sunset, and it also covers the Parc des Sommets trails.

The season pass is valid from April 1 to November 30, 2026: $55 for an adult and $130 for a family. Access is sold online or at the Versant du Village ticket office. The resort's FAQ requires closed shoes or closed sandals for mountain activities, which include the hiking trails.

Riding the gondola

The gondola ride leaves from L'Express du Village. In 2026 it ran Thursday evenings, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from May 15 to June 21, daily from June 22 to August 30, then Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from September 4 to October 12. In the fall the hours were 10:00 to 16:45, and the last boarding is 30 minutes before closing. The 2026 adult ticket cost $22 presale and $25 on the day. The resort notes that hours and dates can change without notice, so check its detailed schedule before you go. Dogs are not allowed in the gondolas, except assistance dogs.

Rules on the mountain

Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Glass containers and barbecues are prohibited, as are camping and campfires. Motorized vehicles, such as snowmobiles and scooters, and horseback riding are not permitted.

Parking

The resort's FAQ says all parking is free at all times. On the Village side, P1 has 880 spaces and P2 has 250. P7 (34 spaces, no services, very limited) gives access to the hiking trails and the Parc des Sommets outside the ski season. The parking page also lists the indoor P1 (202 spaces) as paid.