| Coaticook
Gorge - The park has cross country skiing, snowshoeing as well
as lift served tubing area for the kids - big and small. Getting
to the park: From Montreal take Highway 10 (the Eastern Townships
Autoroute) to exit 121, follow the 55 south to exit 21 where you'll
pick up the 141 heading east. When you reach Coaticook watch for
the signs for the park. Coaticook, Eastern Townships, Quebec
Mont
Megantic - Although a bit of a drive, the park has perhaps the
best snowshoeing in the surrounding regions of Montreal, particularly
if you are an intermediate or expert in the sport. There are several
designate trails and you can even climb to the top of one of the
parks significant peaks (you better be in shape for this). In addition
you'll find nearly 40km of groomed cross country ski trails as well
as 10km of backcountry trials to explore. The scenery is excellent
with the the trees usually heavily laden by the areas phenomenal
snow fall. The park huts can be reached along the trail system and
if you reserve, your group can book one for an overnight stay, but
book early they are popular. From Montreal take highway 10 (the
eastern townships autoroute) passed Sherbrooke where it turns into
the 112. Just before East Angus turn onto the 253 going south. Follow
the 253 until you reach the junction of the 212 and head east. Stay
on the 212 to Notre Dame des Bois then follow the signs to the the
park.Out-There's feature article - Hut-to-Hut
at Mont Megantic Eastern Townships, Quebec
Mont
Orford Park - This is a park that has just about everything
in the winter, cross country skiing, winter hiking, snowboarding
(with a 2000ft vertical) and snowshoeing. The park has 13 groomed
trails for a total of nearly 50km for cross country skiers. The
trail system is suitable for all levels of skiers. There are a number
of trails for snowshoers with the real challenge in the form of
the Mont Chauve trail, which takes you to the summit and back, a
distance of 16km. From Montreal take highway 10 (the Eastern Townships
Autoroute) to exit 118 (Magog-Orford) follow the 141 north into
the park. Magog, Eastern Townships, Quebec
Snowshoeing
- Coaticook
Gorge - The park has cross country skiing, snowshoeing as
well as lift served tubing area for the kids - big and small.
Getting to the park: From Montreal take Highway 10 (the Eastern
Townships Autoroute) to exit 121, follow the 55 south to exit
21 where you'll pick up the 141 heading east. When you reach Coaticook
watch for the signs for the park. Coaticook, Eastern Townships,
Quebec
- Mont
Megantic - Although a bit of a drive, the park has perhaps
the best snowshoeing in the surrounding regions of Montreal, particularly
if you are an intermediate or expert in the sport. There are several
designate trails and you can even climb to the top of one of the
parks significant peaks (you better be in shape for this). The
scenery is spectacular with the the trees usually heavily laden
by the areas phenomenal snow fall. Heated prospectors tens which
allow you to warm up along the way are found along certain sections
of the trail. Most of the park huts can be reached on snowshoes
and if you reserve, your group can book one for an overnight stay,
but book early they are popular with the skiers as well. From
Montreal take highway 10 (the eastern townships autoroute) passed
Sherbrooke where it turns into the 112. Just before East Angus
turn onto the 253 going south. Follow the 253 until you reach
the junction of the 212 and head east. Stay on the 212 to Notre
Dame des Bois then follow the signs to the the park.Out-There's
feature article - Hut-to-Hut at Mont Megantic
Eastern Townships, Quebec
- Mont
Orford Park - This is a park that has just about everything
in the winter, cross country skiing, winter hiking, snowboarding
(with a 2000ft vertical) and snowshoeing. There are a number of
trails for snowshoers with the real challenge in the form of the
Mont Chauve trail, which takes you to the summit and back, a distance
of 16km. From Montreal take highway 10 (the Eastern Townships
Autoroute) to exit 118 (Magog-Orford) follow the 141 north into
the park. Magog, Eastern Townships, Quebec
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Bromont is located in the Eastern
Townships region approximately 80km south of Montreal. Take highway
10 south to exit 78. Turn right (west) from the exit to Boulevard
Bromont then turn right on Champlain. The hill has night skiing.
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From Montreal take exit 90 on highway 10 then
take the 243 south passed Knowlton and watch for Chemin Glen where
you take a left to the mountain. From Sherbrooke take exit 106
on highway 10 then follow the 243 heading east and watch for Chemin
Glen as you approach Knowlton.
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- Mont Orford -
Snowboarding, Skiing, Cross Country Skiing (in the Provincial
Park), Mountain Biking, Hiking, Backpacking, Hiking, 540m (1772ft)
Vertical - Mont Orford/Magog (Sherbrooke), Quebec
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Mont Orford is located in the Eastern
Townships region approximately 120km south of Montreal just to the
north of the town of Magog. From Montreal take Highway 10 east,
to exit 155 north. From the U.S take highway 91 to highway 55
north then follow highway 10 west to exit 118.For more information
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- Mont Sutton -
Snowboarding, Skiing, 1500 Vertical - Sutton, Eastern Townships,
Quebec
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- Owlshead - Snowboarding,
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From Montreal take highway 10 to
exit 106 follow the signs to Mansonville about 30km from the exit
along routes 245 and 243. From Mansonville Owl's Head is about
10km, just follow the signs. Location Map
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