Discover Sutton as spring arrives
A post by L’Atelier Touristique
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In March, some people eagerly await spring. Others hope for a few last snowstorms to prolong the joys of winter. Between these two desires, the month progresses at its own pace.
Days grow brighter, snow changes texture, the air shifts between crispness and mildness, and the landscape quietly begins its transformation. This in-between season is an ideal time to explore Sutton's active trails and heritage sites. Here are a few.
Active Circuits
Sutton's active trails consist of 10 routes on roads and paths that you can run or walk, with or without your faithful four-legged friend. Ranging in length from 1.5 km to 8.5 km, the trails vary in difficulty and offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Whether in contemplative or athletic mode, it's an excellent way to escape the main arteries and discover Sutton from a different angle.
Heritage Tours
For culture enthusiasts, Sutton's heritage trails offer a wonderful way to learn more about local history, architecture, and places of worship and memory. Download the free audioguides and set off on a driving adventure tracing the pioneers' footsteps, exploring the hamlets that shaped the town, or following Sutton's roads from the Prohibition era and tourism boom. A 4 km pedestrian trail through the heart of Sutton village with interpretive panels is also accessible. And for those eager to test their knowledge, two quizzes are available for one of the self-guided trails.
Walking the bike path and RetroLabo exhibition
Short on time? The option to borrow the bike path for a pleasant and safe walk is perfect! On a section of the trail, you can also discover the RetroLabo exhibition, which highlights Sutton volunteers who worked behind the scenes for the community's good. A fascinating perspective on the region's people!
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