Mont Saint Bruno National Park Statistics

Difficulty	Easy
Distance	6 KM
Height	218 meters
Dog allowed

What are the activities at Mont Saint Bruno National Park ?

Hiking

Cross-country skiing

Fatbike

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Mont Saint Bruno National Park photo 1 — Mount Saint Bruno National Park: A natural getaway from Montreal

Why choose a trail at Mont Saint Bruno National Park?

In Quebec, there is no shortage of beautiful places to visit for vacation. This time, head to the Montérégie region and its Mount Saint-Bruno, which offers a splendid landscape for nature getaways. With family or friends, Mont Saint-Bruno offers a variety of activities that will satisfy every desire. From hiking to cross-country skiing to snowshoeing, Mont Saint-Bruno is the perfect place to have fun together.

Mont Saint-Bruno : a summit with a breathtaking view

At 218 metres high, Mont Saint-Bruno is one of the nine hills in the Montérégie region. Located 20 kilometers from downtown Montreal, it is a flagship destination to recharge your batteries in the middle of nature. When we think of Mount Saint-Bruno, we think of its three towns: Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville on the summit of the mountain and on the southwestern flank, Saint-Basile-le-Grand on the southeastern flank and Sainte-Julie on the northern flank. Mount Saint-Bruno is also home to the 8.8 km2 Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park and six lakes, five of which are nestled within Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park and one in the center of the town Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville.

Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno : a paradise to recharge your batteries

To spend a beautiful day under the sign of nature, nothing better than the Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park. It is a place that brings together a multitude of activities to delight the whole family. This popular destination is known for its unmissable trails that wind around the five lakes for an exceptional hike. Nature lovers will be enchanted by the fauna and flora of the park containing 200 species of birds, 40 species of mammals and 600 species of plants.

A ski resort for everyone to enjoy

During the winter season, Mont Saint-Bruno is a great place to ski. Its ski resort has 23 trails ranging from easy to very difficult level. To fascinate the younger ones, the resort has set up a new snow park. It is a unique park to let off steam in a different way. And that's not all! The resort also offers the Snöfun which mixes creativity and innovation for the greatest pleasure of young and old. It is a magical space composed of valleys, jumps, bumps and uneven terrain that guarantee fun for all ages.

What are the services on site?

Parking

Reception

Toilet

Belvedere

Shelter

Interpretation Center

Picnic table

What are the hiking trails at Mont Saint Bruno National Park ?

Trails

Distance

Elevation

Type

Difficulty
Sentier du Grand-Duc

3.5 km

0 m

Loop

Beginner
Sentier Saint-Gabriel

1.8 km

20 m

Linear

Beginner
Sentier du Petit-Duc

1.5 km

0 m

Loop

Beginner
Sentier Montérégien

8.8 km

100 m

Loop

Intermediate
Sentier des Lacs

8.8 km

200 m

Loop

Intermediate
Sentier Seigneurial

7 km

60 m

Loop

Intermediate

Rate & open hour

Access fee $ 8.90

Schedule

8 a.m. to sunset

Coordinates

45.546267 -73.342501

What are the coordinates and address of Mont Saint Bruno National Park?

Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park

(450) 653-7544

330 Rang des Vingt Cinq E, Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, QC J3V 4P6, Canada

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What are the comments and evaluations from the community?

Ronald J. Johnson

A great nature park near urban area, and quick access if you live on the south shore of Montreal. I spotted a few deers. Most people come here for hiking or trail runs. The hiking paths are easy. The trails are wide, even the "difficult" ones. You can think of it as a large urban park. Unlike Park Canada, the entrance fee is per person (not by vehicle). It costs 8.75$ per adult, but it's still worth the price to have a well maintained park. It is a safe park, but it is not recommended for women to venture alone.

4 years ago

Elsie P. Hunt

Wonderful hiking trails not that far from Montreal! Very interesting architecture of homes around the lake to see, alongside trails with wildlife and deer. Also, there is a beautiful cafe housed in a historic building to stop off at

5 years ago

Windy Gadson

Great place for a family hike. The mountain isn't that big so climb is fairly easy. The trails are clean and well maintained, didn't see any garbage at all. Ample parking and lots of picnic tables. Lots of shade for your walk

5 years ago

Leo Thomas

The park is very nice and quiet. It has several trails to walk through to five different ponds. Lots of parking space with very clean washroom. The entry fee is bit high though.

5 years ago