Mont Sutton & Sutton Village
Mont Sutton
A ski hill known for its natural glade runs through the trees, with the village of Sutton at its base offering art studios, galleries and craft beer.
Mont Sutton rises to about 968 m and is one of the most popular ski resorts in the Eastern Townships. It is known for its natural tree skiing (glades) and generous snowfall, with about 60 runs. On autumn weekends the chairlift runs, so you can ride up to admire the fall foliage and then hike back down. Nearby Sutton Environmental Park has longer alpine hiking routes. Along the main street of the village of Sutton, at the foot of the mountain, you'll find galleries, craft shops, craft beer bars and cafés. About 70 km from Sherbrooke.
Opening hours
Ski season approx. December–April; cable car open weekends in autumn
Nearby sights
- Knowlton (Lac-Brome)
- Bromont
- Frelighsburg
- Abbaye de Saint-Benoît-du-Lac
- Vignoble de l'Orpailleur & Wine Route
- Yamaska National Park
- Zoo de Granby
- Bleu Lavande