Overview
Mont-Saint-Bruno National Park is the third most visited park in Quebec, drawing approximately 750,000 visitors annually. Located on the south shore of Montreal in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, this protected territory on the Monteregian hills offers nature access without venturing far from the city.
Day Trips · Family Travel · Nature · Skiing · Trekking
Before you go
Activities
35 km of trails for hiking, biking, skiing; boat rentals at Lac des Bouleaux; apple picking in fall.
Facilities
Discovery Centre with information, heated rest stops, equipment rental, and tea room at Vieux-Moulin.
Money
Park entry fees apply; equipment rental available on-site; bring Canadian dollars or credit card.
Packing
Bring layers for changing weather; hiking boots in summer; ski equipment or rent on-site in winter.
Transport
Drive via Highway 30 to Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville; limited public transit options from Montreal.
Weather
Year-round access; winters are cold with snow for skiing (December-March), summers are warm for hiking.