Welcome to Parc régional du Massif du Sud
Four peaks, two valleys and crystalline rivers of incomparable purity!
With its mountain range culminating at an altitude of 917 meters, this territory is ideal for reconnecting with nature and practicing outdoor activities.
The old forests, Mount Chocolat, mountain bike trails, hebertism and hikes accessible to all.
lE Mont Chocolat
The « LIVE FOR REAL » Signature Experience
Distance : 7,9 km – Elevation : 380 m – Approximate duration: 3 h
Is it its delicious name that makes it so popular? Who knows! Still, this course has everything to satisfy you: a section along the river, magnificent maple groves, a belvedere and a summit offering two of the most beautiful panoramas of the park. A novelty: a return variant, a little more difficult. An excellent quality-effort ratio!
10 Moments "To Live for Real" at the Parc régional du Massif du Sud
To do again! Next time, we will take the opportunity to stay there.
What a pleasure to have discovered the old forest trail! After a day of rain, everything was there to create a beautiful moment: smells, colors, sounds of the waterfall...To do it again! Next time, we will take the opportunity to stay there.
In a nutshell !
When is it open ?
From June 21: Monday to Sunday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
How to get there ?
See the directions on Google Maps
What are the prices ?
Running events
Trail du Massif du Sud
Parc régional du Massif du Sud invites you to the fifth edition of the Trail du Massif du Sud. The flagship events are back this year!
*Please note that the vaccination passport will be required for this event.
2 km (children); 6 km (participatory walk or run)); 10 km; 21 km
Championnat canadien de course en montagne – ascension vertical
The parc régional du Massif du Sud, the Montmagny Running Club and the Canadian Mountain Running Association (CMRA) invite you to an extraordinary event: vertical ascent. This race will serve as the Canadian championship and will allow the two fastest women and two men to qualify for the world championship in the discipline *, scheduled for Chiang Mai (Thailand), in February 2022.
