Pôle des Rapides Touristic Region

Region:

Montréal

Category:

Subregion

Ten minutes from downtown Montréal, come explore unique Pôle des Rapides Touristic Region neighbourhoods. You will discover over 100 kilometres (62 miles) of cycling trails and breathtaking scenery along the St. Lawrence River, the Lachine Canal and Lake Saint-Louis. Check out the Lachine Canal-Atwater area in Le Sud-Ouest borough. Here, you will find a hip atmosphere, as well as working past forged by the Lachine Canal. Come stroll through Old Lachine, with its rich history, magnificent points of view on Lake Saint-Louis and many patios on Boulevard Saint-Joseph. Discover the river banks in Verdun and meet gourmet artisans devoted to sharing their know-how and passion for their products. Check out the Parc des Rapides sector in LaSalle where nature and outdoor activities will please one and all.

Pôle des Rapides Touristic Region

500, chemin des Iroquois
Lachine (Qc), Canada
H8S 4J5
1 888 364-4490

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On-site and nearby activities

•	Artisan Bakery

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Hiking

•	Rollerblading

•	Bird Watching

•	Historic Site

•	Scenic Lookout

•	Botanical Observation

•	Interpretation

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Shopping

•	Canoeing and Kayaking

•	Microbrewery

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Shows

•	Cheese Store

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Mill

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Tastings

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Cycling

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Museum

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Theatre

•	Dancing and Music

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Park

•	Tourism Restaurant

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Exhibits

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Rafting

•	Wildlife Observation

•	Guided Tours

See also

	Lachine Lock Tourist Welcome Office Greetings from the Lachine tourist welcome office! Come learn more about the activities and attractions you can discover in the Pôle des Rapides area while enjoying an exceptional view of the Lachine lock no 5 and Lake Saint-Louis. The Lachine welcome ...

	Bike path on the banks of the St. Lawrence River The path on the banks of the river is 21.7-km (13.5-mi) long and you’ll mostly find green, beautiful and calm spaces here. This exceptional, unbroken path follows along the St. Lawrence River, from the western side of Autoroute Bonaventure in Verdun, ...

	Piste polyvalente du canal de Lachine Built in 1825 to bypass the Lachine Rapids, the Lachine Canal stretches 14.5 kilometres from the Old Port to Lake Saint-Louis. Much more than an inland waterway, the canal is also an accessible urban park that surprises with its rich history. See downtown ...