Mount Singer Trail

Take a hike in the heart of the Green Mountains Nature Reserve

The trails of Mount Singer, in Mansonville, cover more than 78 km² within the Green Mountains Nature Reserve. Corridor Appalachien manages the Mount Singer trail network, whose summit rises to 810 m.
Surrounded by natural habitats that shelter hundreds of plant and animal species, 19.5 km of trails are open to both casual walkers and seasoned hikers.

Trails

Discovery Trail

easy – 4.5 km – 70 m elevation gain

Summit Trail


difficult – 14.5 km – 525 m elevation gain

Pond Trail


intermediate – 8.7 km – 150 m elevation gain

GET YOUR PASS

By purchasing your access pass, you not only contribute to improving and maintaining the trail network, but you also support our mission to conserve natural environments as rich and magnificent as this one.

A vast trail network

The trails are part of a network of more than 125 km, accessible to both casual walkers and seasoned hikers. The other trails of the Green Mountains Nature Reserve are managed by Les Sentiers de l’Estrie and the Parc d’environnement naturel de Sutton (PENS).

Get ready for your hike

For your safety, please note that there are no public facilities at the entrance or along the Mount Singer trails.


Hike safely

  • Start early to ensure you return before dark. 
  • If hiking in a group, follow the pace of the slowest member and do a headcount at every intersection. 
  • Bring a map and consult it often.
  • Bring appropriate clothing and a change of clothes. 
  • Carry enough water and food.
  • Never hike alone. 
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USEFUL NUMBERS

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How to get there

The Singer sector of the Green Mountains Nature Reserve is located in the Township of Potton, near the village of Mansonville.
From Highway 10, take Exit 106, then head south on Route 245. This road ends in the village of South Bolton, at the intersection with Route 243. Turn left onto Route 243 and continue toward the village of Mansonville.
Before reaching the village centre, turn right onto West Hill Road. Continue for 6.4 km to the intersection with Ruiter Brook Road and turn right. Follow this road for 4.5 km. The trail entrance will be on your right.