Mont Fortin

Mont Fortin is a mountain peak in Saguenay, Quebec, with natural trails that wind through forested areas of the region. The terrain offers different walking routes that vary in difficulty, allowing visitors of different abilities to explore.

The geological layers of Mont Fortin formed over millions of years and shaped much of the landscape character of Saguenay today. This natural development makes it part of Quebec's broader geological story.

People from the area visit Mont Fortin year-round for outdoor activities, treating it as a place where they stay connected to the natural environment around them. This regular use shapes the mountain as a gathering spot for those who enjoy spending time outdoors.

The trails remain open year-round with parking areas and clear signage marking different walking routes. Most visitors find it straightforward to locate the paths and plan which route suits their needs.

Visitors can spot wildlife from various viewing points as animals move through their natural setting around the mountain. The variety of plants and animals often surprises those who pay attention to details.

Location: Saguenay

Elevation above the sea: 125 m

GPS coordinates: 48.43669,-71.22866

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:04