Mont Ham

Mont Ham is a prominent mountain in Quebec’s Estrie region, rising 713 metres in the southern Notre Dame Mountains near Ham-Sud and Ham-Nord. Its marked trails and 360-degree summit panorama make it a year-round destination for hiking, scrambling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, disc golf, and camping within Mont-Ham Regional Park. Beyond recreation, it is geologically notable for boninite bedrock within an ophiolite complex, while the surrounding area is covered by moraine left about 12,200 years ago during glaciation. Managed by Le développement du Mont Ham, the park also promotes local wildlife, plant life, and community initiatives. In 2014, it became the Eastern Townships’ first regional park.

Quebec · Canada