Mount Ham
Mont Ham, Saint-Adrien, Quebec, Canada
Description:
Most of Canada is a hilly plain that is bounded by mountains from the east and west. Along the Atlantic coast of Canada stretch low mountain ranges. These include the hills east of Quebec, the mountains of Notre Dame on the right bank of the St. Lawrence River and various others. The northern extension of the Appalachian mountain range, the Notre Dame Mountains, formed from glaciers thousands of years ago. The wind blows all year round and there is more snow than anywhere else in Quebec.
Mount Ham belongs to the North Dame Mountains. The height of this mountain is 713 meters, and the height above sea level is 358 meters. It's very calm here. You can be alone and walk, immersed in your thoughts. In addition, everything contributes to this – the benefits of civilization have not yet managed to reach this territory, and therefore there is no mobile connection. Mount Ham is officially allowed to visit tourists. There are many trails, and next to it is the National Park. He offers walks on snowshoes, skis.