Mont Ham

Ham-Sud, Québec

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Distance

3.56 miles

Elevation Gain

1240 ft

Route Type

Loop

Description

Added by Juan Moncayo

Mont Ham stands as one of the most prominent peaks in Quebec's Eastern Townships, offering a unique four-season outdoor destination. The mountain is part of the Appalachian chain and features distinct geological formations dating back millions of years. Its summit provides exceptional 360-degree views of the surrounding valleys and neighboring peaks.

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Open year-round
Entrance fees apply
Advance reservations recommended for special programs
Located approximately 2.5 hours from Montreal
Accessible via Route 257

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