Parc national du Mont-Orford
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Offering mountainous terrain, an impressive diversity of habitats, and where the Mount Orford Massif takes centre stage, this is the protected territory you are about to discover. Created in 1938, the park offers an abundance of outdoor activities to be discovered year-round, all while playing an active role in the conservation of the natural environment.
Parc national du Mont-Orford
Beautiful Stukely Lake
A magnificent lake open to a range of activities, with crystal clear water and stunning landscapes. From the beach, you’ll admire the Chauve mount along with the small island at its base. On the water, you’ll get up close to the Mont-Orford Massif and Miner Island.
A Biodiverse Bog
The Fer-de-Lance pond hides a peat bog that collects highly mineralized groundwater and runoff water. Its specific ecological conditions make it suitable for vegetation that is common to marsh habitats. Come take in this natural masterpiece from the lookout.
Destination: Mont-Chauve
Hike along this magnificent trail and trek to the summit of the Chauve mount, which climbs to an elevation of nearly 600 metres. From there, you’ll have a bird’s eye view of Stukely Lake. A wonderful and beginner-friendly mountain hike that you can enjoy in both summer and winter.
Wind Through the Forest
Explore the singletrack trails and ride through a range of forest environments. You’ll love the experience!
Conquer the Crêtes
Are you a recreational hiker who enjoys daunting challenges? Set out to conquer the ridges and reach the summits of the Mont-Orford Massif! From the Pic de l’Ours, you’ll have a breathtaking 360-degree view of the region.
Winter in the Park
The park attracts winter sports enthusiasts of all levels. Activities include cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, fat biking and winter hiking. You’ll marvel at the beauty and peacefulness of the surroundings.
Protected area.
Enriching nature experiences.
Québec’s national parks, guardians of countless treasures, offer a chance to connect with nature. Safeguard these protected areas so they can be cherished and enjoyed for generations to come.