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Mount Chocolat is a 717-metre mountain in Saint-Philémon, Quebec, in the Notre Dame Mountains south of the St. Lawrence River. Part of the Massif du Sud and the northwestern sector of Massif-du-Sud Regional Park, it took its name from its rounded shape, likened to chocolates filled with cherries, and the name was made official on March 16, 2004. The mountain is a popular hiking and trail-running area, with a 3.7-kilometre loop climbing 267 metres to a summit belvedere above the valley, routes passing a river, maple grove, and rock faces, guided night excursions, and about fifty mountainside houses in the nearby Domaine du Cerf du Massif du Sud.
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