Access
Highway 10 east, exit 78, and the mountain reveals its many faces. An hour from Montreal, 45 minutes from Brossard: just enough time to decide who’s buying the hot chocolate at the chalet.
Carpool
Getting to Bromont by carpool
How to reach Bromont, montagne d’expériences (Bromont) by carpool: typical trips, meetup points, parking, transit, and Allons rewards.
Bromont, montagne d’expériences lives up to its name: skiing across several faces in winter, night skiing once the sun goes down, mountain biking and a water park in summer. A mountain that always has another activity up its sleeve.
An hour from Montreal on Highway 10, it’s the perfect day trip. And to make sure the only line you wait in all day is the chairlift, arrive several to a car.
Typical trips
Usual driving distances and times, not an Allons trip count. Savings assume 3 people in the car; avoided CO₂e uses 0.21 kg/km, the same factor as the Allons dashboard.
- Trip
Montreal (downtown) → Bromont
- Distance
- 85 km
- Duration
- about 1 h
- Savings / passenger
- ~10 $
- CO₂e avoided
- 18 kg CO₂e
- Trip
Brossard / Panama → Bromont
- Distance
- 65 km
- Duration
- 45 min
- Savings / passenger
- ~8 $
- CO₂e avoided
- 14 kg CO₂e
- Trip
Granby → Bromont
- Distance
- 20 km
- Duration
- 20 min
- Savings / passenger
- ~2 $
- CO₂e avoided
- 4 kg CO₂e
Carpool to Bromont
Pick your role, start point, and time window — Allons handles the match.
Suggested meetup points
The Allons covoiturage app finds a meetup point for you automatically — and here are a few suggestions if you want them.
Panama terminus (Brossard)
REM and park-and-ride in the same spot. The best place to gather South Shore folks before hitting Highway 10.
Highway 10 exit 78
The last exit before the mountain. Meeting here means arriving at the lot together instead of looking for each other on site.
Granby park-and-ride
For people from Granby and nearby, who only have the last 20 km to cover.
Parking
Several lots, several faces, one crew: pick your arrival point with your friends before you leave. Powder Saturdays are popular; arriving together in one car saves your energy for the runs instead of the hunt for a stall.
Public transit
The REM drops you at the Panama terminus in Brossard; Allons matches you with a driver for the 65 km to rue Champlain. It’s the simplest South Shore duo for a day on the mountain.
Nearby destinations
Local FAQ
There’s no regular public shuttle. The winning formula: REM to Panama, then an Allons trip for the remaining 65 km. You arrive rested and ready to hit the slopes.
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