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National park · Magog, Quebec
Mont-Orford National Park
Quebec national park just north of Magog, featuring Mont-Orford, beach lakes, summit trails and winter skiing.
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About Mont-Orford National Park
Mont-Orford National Park is a few kilometers north of Magog and includes Mont-Orford, at about 850 meters, other low mountains and two main lakes, Stukely and Fraser. It is one of Quebec’s most visited parks due to its proximity to Montreal and Sherbrooke.
Trails lead to the summits of Mont-Orford and Mont Chauve, with views over Lake Memphrémagog and the region’s hills. The lakes have beaches, canoes and kayaks in season, and a network of bike trails crosses the park. In winter, Mont-Orford’s ski resort operates on the mountain, and the park offers nordic-ski and snowshoe trails.
The park is managed by Sépaq and charges an entrance fee. Check the season dates and the current fee schedule.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
Half a day to a full day.
Best time
From June to October; late September to mid-October for fall colors visible from the summits.
How to get there
Via Route 141, about 10 km from downtown Magog, with several entrances and parking areas.
Tip
For the lake view, climb Mont Chauve, whose trail is shorter and less busy than Mont-Orford’s.
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Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Mont-Orford National Park
How high is Mont-Orford?
About 850 meters.
Does Mont-Orford Park have a beach?
Yes, at lakes Stukely and Fraser, in the summer season.
Is Mont-Orford Park far from Magog?
No, about 10 km from downtown.