Adventure Path to discover at the 680m altitude

From June 20 2026 to October 19 2026

 

 

UPCOMING INAUGURATION ON SATURDAY, JUNE 20! Mark your calendar now

 

 

Designed as an active, sensory, and truly unique experience, this one-of-a-kind course created specifically for the mountain promises to redefine the hike — following a chairlift ride to make the most of it — by adding elements of play, discovery, and personal challenge.

 

Developed from original concepts by Quebec company PXP – Integrated Design*, which specializes in creating experiences that connect people to places and bring meaning to spaces, this next-generation path integrates harmoniously into Mont SUTTON’s natural environment.

 

Through several themed sectors, rocky areas, wooded spaces, and spectacular viewpoints, visitors will be invited to explore a series of interactive modules featuring 15 stations designed to stimulate both body and imagination. Balance beams, logs, tunnels, a suspension bridge, ladders, a panoramic swing, unusual viewing scopes, and artistic installations will all be part of this adventure where observing, listening, and moving become the guiding principles of the experience.

 

This distinctive course, designed for all ages, offers a new way to discover the mountain by revealing its landscapes, topography, and natural secrets from a fresh perspective. Combining accessible physical challenges, family fun, and wonder, this new playful trail is set to become the perfect complement to the panoramic chairlift ride. Several route options will be available depending on the desired level of physical difficulty. Everyone will find enjoyment and outdoor fun!

 

You can also book your Chairlift Ride in advance and save (time, energy, and money) on your round trip to the 680m summit!

 

 

 

*About PXP – Integrated Design

PXP is a multidisciplinary, integrated design firm specializing in wayfinding planning, industrial design, and placemaking. For 25 years, PXP has offered turnkey strategy and design services in wayfinding, signage, tactical urbanism, placemaking, and street furniture. Recognized by architects, designers, and institutions for its agile and sustainable design, PXP brings meaning to places to foster a positive use of shared spaces. www.pxpdesign.ca/en