Adventure Path to discover at the 680m altitude

Active & Immersive course for the whole family

From July 04 2026 to October 18 2026

 

DISCOVER OUR NEW ADVENTURE PATH
Modules will be installed progressively throughout the summer.

 

How to get there

 

Take chairlift II to the summit. Take the stairs behind the terrace of Chalet alt. 680m, then follow the signage. Mont SUTTON‘s new adventure path turns hiking into an active & sensory adventure. Spread across several sectors (rocky zones, wooded areas, scenic viewpoints), the course features 15 interactive stations throughout the mountain: balance beams, tunnels, suspension bridge, ladders, panoramic swing, and unusual viewing scopes are to explore. Accessible to all ages, the path offers many routes depending on the level of physical challenge desired. It’s an ideal family activity to discover the mountain in a new way, blending play, physical challenge, and great outdoors.

 

You can book your Chairlift Ride in advance and save (time, energy, and money) on your round trip to the 680m summit. The access to the Adventure Path is free.

 

See the map below to find the location of our Adventure Path!

 

Click the image to enlarge.

Designed by PXP – Design intégré, a Quebec-based company specializing in immersive experiences*.

 

 

Click here to discover more photos of our Adventure Path!

 

 

*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 spaceswww.pxpdesign.ca/en

 

 

 

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