Covering more than 300 km2, the Parc régional de la rivière Mitis is the first regional park on the Mitis territory. It is stretches around the Mitis River, a body of water that connects the backcountry to the coastline, from the Notre-Dame hills to the ...
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Kiddy in the Backcountry aims to inform, inspire and mobilize parents and those around young children so they can enjoy all the benefits of nature in a safe manner. Currently located in 6 regions of Quebec, their program of activities allows children ...
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The Parc des Chutes de Sainte-Ursule is the perfect place to relax. A place where people can simply listen to the sound of the 70-metre-high waterfalls. The park includes many hiking trails, some of them by the Maskinongé River. Visitors can also simply ...
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Boisbriand Nature interpretation center is a 42,500 m2 natural conservation woodland on rue de Chavigny, on the banks of the Rivière des Mille Îles. Accessible every day. Enjoy over a kilometer of trails with information panels on the flora and fauna ...
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2146, place Dublin
Montréal (city of), Qc, Canada
H3K 2A2
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Parc Michel Chartrand covers a surface of 1,850,000 m2. You can visit in any season to enjoy multiple recreational activities or simply to observe and discover nature (animals and plants). The park also offers several programs, presents popular events ...
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Circuit art & mosaïques (Art & Mosaic Tour) is an artistic adventure of mosaics and urban art. It is made up of 20 floral works of arts spread out on the Lac-des-Nations promenade, at the Domaine-Howard park and several other places throughout the city ...
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At Les Jardins de Doris, everything is designed with your visit in mind. Let yourself be transported through the Gardens experience and away from everyday life. Countless flowers, large rocks, sundials, giant chess sets, an observation tower, a butterfly ...
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The wonderful world of bonsai! Take a look at the interpretation panels along the paths and in the greenhouses. Come and see the exotic bonsai greenhouses, admire the natural rocks near a small pond, an intimate spot to recharge your batteries. Bring ...
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Lilas Park pays tribute to the city of Bécancour's emblematic flower, the lilac. The park is home to several varieties of lilac as well as other plant species, creating a most interesting ornamental combination. Free to all, the park is open all summer ...
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