Québec National Parks, one of the three magnificent Sépaq Networks

Français

1-800-665-6527

	Practical Details

Location

Parc national du Mont-Orford is located in the Eastern Townships region, approximately 35 km west of Sherbrooke and 150 km east of Montréal.

Here is the distance in km between the cities and entrances in the various sectors of the park:

	Montréal	Québec City	Sherbrooke
Lac-Stukely sector	150	285	35
Lac-Fraser sector	162	297	47

Access and Operating Period

The park is open year round. To better plan your activities, please note the periods during which services are available in each sector.

Lac-Stukely sector	Service Seasons	Access
Visitors Centre	Year round	Highway 10, exit 118, direction of Parc national du Mont-Orford or Highway 55, exit at Highway 10, exit 118 Lac-Stukely sector
Lac-Fraser sector
Information Kiosk Gatehouse (supervised beach)	From June 13 to September 1, 2008	Highway 10, exit 118, direction of Parc national du Mont-Orford, Chemin Alfred-DesRochers up to Route 220, direction of Bonsecours up to the park entrance

Note: Park hours vary depending on the period of the year.

Public Transit

No public transit service provides direct access to the park. However, an intercity bus service serves the neighboring cities of Magog and Sherbrooke. In the town of Magog-Orford a trolley drives skiers from the hotels to the park entrance (Lac-Stukely sector), just 1 km from the departure point of the cross country ski trails. For more information, contact the Magog tourist information centre at 1 800-267-2744.

Access for the Mobility Impaired

The following places have been set up to facilitate access for the mobility impaired.

Visitors Centre (Lac-Stukely sector)
Campgrounds (Lac-Stukely and Lac-Fraser sectors)

To make tourism and culture accessible to persons with limited physical ability.