Rivière des Milles-Îles photo credit: see the wetlands from another perspective? You can paddle on the river for hours and discover the beauty of a completely different landscape.
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It’s full of trees, there’s a lake, and after 4 or 5 laps, you’ll might wanna rest and picnic with everyone else! 14. La Fontaine park photo credit: you’d like to run in nature, but you’re in the city and have no time for a long drive, La Fontaine Park if perfect for you. You can bike, rollerblade, or if you’re feeling “extreme”, you can go to the beach and try wakeboarding by teletraction! 13. You’ll find a huge Olympic Bassin where you can do everything with something that look like a kayak. Île-Ste-Hélène Photo Credit: Île Sainte-Hélène, there’s Parc Jean Drapeau.
Why? Lasalle is only a 30 minute drive from downtown that feels like a safe haven where you can bike, water ski, kayak or any other sports you can think of.
Lasalle photo credit: outdoor lovers live there. If you golf, there’s a 9 holes, if not, watch out if you hear “foreeee”! 11. Maisonneuve Park Photo credit: over to the East Side of town to discover this park you can basically get lost in. There’s an 8km marked water trail that takes 3 hours to complete, but you can for sure make it in 2h30 😉 10. Wrong! The Parc national des Îles de Boucherville is the perfect place to push yourself. Parc des Îles de Boucherville Photo credit: first thing that comes to mind when you think of Boucherville is : suburbs. A thing people don’t know is that you can rent a kayak, a pedalo or an electric boat! (for the “lazy outdoor” out of us) 9. Lachine Canal Photo credit: Canal is your go-to spot in Montreal if you like biking or running. Head over to to Le Centre national de cyclisme de Bromont where you can mountain bike, road bike or do some BMX. Bromont Photo credit: is a renowned skiing destination, but you can also have some serious biking fun during summer. There’s also a baseball court and ping pong tables, in case you like to ball without sweating too much. Bring a frisbee, a soccer ball and roll with a bunch of friends. Laurier Park photo credit: be honest here, Laurier Park is more of a “very chill” type of outdoor. Mont St-Bruno photo credit: St-Bruno is definitely not the highest mountain near the city but its National Park is without hesitation, one of the most beautiful place less than 30 minutes away from Montreal. Jarry Park Photo credit: park is sooo huge! You can play Tennis, Beach Volley, Frisbee, you can rollerblade, skate or swim, and there’s also an outdoor gym! Check it out! 5.
You can do the 25km hike and end up with a well-deserved picnic right next to the Hertel Lake. Mont-St-Hilaire Photo credit: here is a nice hike to do with friends or family. Challenge yourself to a mountain bike ride, or a run up the mountain… 3. Mont-Royal is renowned for its wonderful view of the city, BUT It’s also the perfect place to get in shape while being downtown. Mont-Royal Photo credit: Ramon Espelt Photography You can hike, bike or try Arbraska, an hebertism experience up in the trees! You can also fish, if you’re more of an “outdoor and chill” type of person. Mont St-Grégoire Photo credit: St-Grégoire is a 45 minute drive from the city. Montreal is an electric city surrounded by many incredible outdoor places where you can breathe pure air! Because we know that you don’t always have time for a super long drive, here’s our list of the 18 spots you have to discover before summer ends! 1.
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