Top 10 Bike Paths In Montreal

1. Rapids Park

Google 4.7 Stars (3.7K Reviews)

 

Parc des Rapides welcomes you to a 30-hectare haven of peace. To see: the Lachine rapids and the surfers practicing, great blue herons on the lookout or anglers. Indulge in numerous activities throughout the seasons: walking, water sports, cross-country skiing or even a cycling circuit.

 

During your walks, observe the view of the river and the Lachine rapids and discover more than 225 species of birds, including the largest colony of herons in Quebec. Popular with ornithologists, photographers and fishermen, the site also offers numerous historical and natural heritage interpretation activities.

 

7770, boulevard LaSalle

514-872-0311

https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-des-rapides

 

2. Rene-Lévesque Park

Google 4.7 Stars (2.8K Reviews)

 

René-Lévesque Park offers a wide view of the St. Lawrence River. Take a walk or bike ride along the peninsula. Through its different circuits, discover 22 monumental contemporary sculptures which are part of an exceptional collection in Lachine .

 

Very close to the new riverside park , it is possible to rent light non-motorized boats and see certain sculptures from another point of view. In winter, it is possible to practice cross-country skiing on the cycle path which is cleared of snow for the season. The toilets are not accessible.

 

398 Chem. du Canal

514-872-0311

https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-rene-levesque

 

3. Maynard-Ferguson Park

Google 4.7 Stars (292 Reviews)

 

Located on the tip of Île-des-Soeurs, Maynard-Ferguson Park is a great place to relax. Come and enjoy the attractions of nature or practice outdoor leisure activities.

 

44 Claude Vivier

https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-maynard-ferguson

 

4. Visitation Island Nature Park

Google 4.6 Stars (3.7K Reviews)

 

Parc-nature de l’Île-de-la-Visitation combines nature and history, and is packed with activities for everyone. Visit the ruins of old mills and the historic Maison du Pressoir, and admire the Rivière des Prairies from the lookouts. Take to the trails on foot or by bike and observe hundreds of species of birds. In winter, strap on your cross-country skis and ski along the water’s edge, follow a course or glide downhill on your snow mats.

 

2425 Boulevard Gouin Est

514-280-6778

https://montreal.ca/en/places/parc-nature-de-lile-de-la-visitation

 

5. Stoney Point Park

Google 4.6 Stars (525 Reviews)

 

Parc Stoney Point is a park for relaxing, taking in the natural scenery or enjoying outdoor activities. Made up of various evolving training circuits, the open-air course allows you to use existing street furniture and natural elements. Get started with the waste race (plogging).

 

4520, boulevard Saint-Joseph

514-872-0311

https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-stoney-point

 

6. Des Bassins Place | Lachine Canal National Historic Site

Google 4.6 Stars (388 Reviews)

 

The Lachine Canal is an iconic jewel located in the southwest of Montreal. Its 13.5-kilometre path runs between the Old Port and Lake Saint-Louis. The navigable waterway, the green urban park lined with industrial vestiges and the various activities on its banks make this site a great place to share.

 

Parks Canada would like to remind users of the importance of staying on the path and at all times avoid approaching footbridges and locks; there is a real risk of falling.

 

201-251 Ave Richmond,

514-283-6054

https://parks.canada.ca/lhn-nhs/qc/canallachine

 

7. Parc-nature du Cap-Saint-Jacques

Google 4.5 Stars (2.9K Reviews)

 

The Cap-Saint-Jacques nature park has the largest area of ​​green spaces in Montreal. It is part of the Grand Parc de l'Ouest and is surrounded by Lac des Deux Montagnes and the Rivière des Prairies. Several trails offer magnificent views of the water in all seasons.

 

With its 330 hectares of surface area, the Cap-Saint-Jacques nature park is home to a sugar shack, 2 heated chalets and an ecological farm. Take advantage of your walks to visit the historic buildings: the Thomas-Brunet house and the Château Gohier. Many activities are organized throughout the year: swimming, cycling,  camping , sliding, snowshoeing (5 km), hiking (7 km), cross-country skiing (14 km) and cycling with oversized tires (6.5 km).

 

20099 Boul Gouin O

514-280-6778

https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-nature-du-cap-saint-jacques

 

8. Bois-de-Liesse Nature Park

Google 4.5 Stars (2.4K Reviews)

 

The Bois-de-Liesse nature park is a unique place for your walks in the forest. Observe the nature around you thanks to the different original observation stations. Don't miss the enchanted forest: an area populated by century-old and rare trees, such as the black maple. An all-terrain chair can be reserved free of charge at least 24 hours in advance for use on trails with uneven terrain.

 

9432 Boul Gouin O

514-280-6729

https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-nature-du-bois-de-liesse

 

9. Parc De La Merci

Google 4.5 Stars (1.3K Reviews)

 

Parc de la Merci is a great place to relax, enjoy the attractions of nature or practice outdoor leisure activities.

 

901 Gouin Boulevard West

https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-de-la-merci

 

10. Bois-de-L'Île-Bizard Nature Park

Google 4.3 Stars (1K Reviews)

 

The Bois-de-l'Île-Bizard nature park is part of the Grand Parc de l'Ouest. An exceptional natural environment, it is bordered by Lac des Deux Montagnes and the Rivière des Prairies. Its marshes and swamps allow the observation of fauna and flora.

 

Rich in a great diversity of ecosystems, the Bois-de-l'Île-Bizard nature park includes several hiking (7 km) and cycling trails. Observe the migration of geese and geese along the edge of the lake. During the summer season, the small beach located in the bay of Lac des Deux Montagnes welcomes families with young children. In winter, put on your cross-country skis (7 km) or your snowshoes (12 km) to enjoy the snow-covered areas.

 

2115 chemin du Bord-du-Lac

514-280-6778

https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-nature-du-bois-de-lile-bizard