Through woods and marshes Where the rivière des Prairies and the St. Lawrence River converge at the eastern tip of Montreal island, you will find a vast park comprised of marshes, fields and forests. There you can observe the great horned owl and some 150 other species of birds or even listen to the frogs croaking. If you are a cycling buff, why not take to the paths and relish in the beauty of the landscape. Once winter has arrived, you could also take advantage of the paths reserved for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing or hiking. You can even enjoy tobogganing down the hill with your children. Activities
Educational programmes for the curious at heart
Marsh interpretation pavilion and a windmill
Visitor Information Centre and friendly group leaders
Tranquillity of the forest in the city!
Features
Chain of marshes
Green-backed heron
Great horned owl
Ducks, Mature sugar bush
Opening Hours The nature parks are open to the public from sunrise to sunset all year round, however the opening hours of the Visitor Information Centres may vary.
Through woods and marshes
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