The five Mont-Orford lookouts are located at an altitude of 850 m (2,800 ft.) for the most beautiful, ever-changing panorama of the Memphrémagog region. Each lookout is equipped with picnic tables, so you can relax and take in the picturesque view.
Five lookouts with larger-than-life panoramic views
Strings of lakes as far as the eye can see, a three-dimensional mountain range, a dense, leafy forest at your feet: take in the wonder of Mount Orford's summit.
Five lookouts with larger-than-life panoramic views
Strings of lakes as far as the eye can see, a three-dimensional mountain range, a dense, leafy forest at your feet: take in the wonder of Mount Orford's summit.
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Mont-Mégantic Lookout
Located directly below the hybrid lift, the Mont-Mégantic lookout overlooks the Super trail and offers a breathtaking view of the towns of Orford and Magog, as well as of Little Lake Magog and Mont Mégantic, which can be seen in the distance when the sky is clear.
Memphrémagog Lookout
One of our largest lookouts, this one is equipped with picnic tables for a well-deserved break. Established on a rocky cape to the left of the hybrid lift, it overlooks the 4 KM trail. From here, you can contemplate the Appalachians in all their splendour, as well as Lake Memphremagog, which impresses with its grandeur.
Stukely Lookout
Directly at the top of the mountain, on the right, at the very start of the Trois-Ruisseaux trail, this small lookout sitting on the rock offers a magnificent view of Lake Stukely and Parc national du Mont-Orford.
Bonsecours Lookout
To the right of the summit, a five-minute walk along the Grande Coulée trail, you'll find this lookout with its breathtaking views. Discover the vastness of the national park at your feet: the Crêtes trail with its rocky headlands, and Bromont in the distance, towering in the middle of the plain.
Circuit Altitude Lookout
One of Mount Orford's best-kept secrets, this well-hidden circuit is well worth the detour. Made up of footbridges on stilts, firmly anchored in the rock, it gives access to a rocky cape from which you'll have the impression of being suspended in the void. Equipped with several lookouts, it offers a succession of infinite views of the Appalachians, Owl's Head Mountain, lake-studded expanses and a multitude of American mountains, such as Jay Peak. Truly a must-see on Mont-Orford.
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The Circuit Altitude
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The 5 Lookouts
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Hiking
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