Hello everyone, winter is so beautiful in Canada and very long!
We have so many activities for everyone, no matter how old you are!
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First thing you should do:
ICE SKATING- recommended places
Since almost every park has a small skating ring, I will give some tips where to go.
La Patinoire du Vieux-Port de Montréal
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Beautiful and large skating rink; if you don't have skates and helmet you can rent them, you can pay debit or credit and you have locker room, too. Great for kids, couples, solo, 50+. I love it!
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Beaver Lake Ice Skating Rink
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Beautiful, a lot of people , good for kids, beginners.
You can rent, to sharpen your skates. I recommend it.
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If it's to cold to stay outside you can go to Atrium.
Atrium Le 1000 Ice Skating
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Open all year around, with live music and restaurants, is a fantastic place to go!
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SNOW TUBING- is awesome and free!
Mount Royal Park
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I go here every winter with my kid and my mother. I have fun every time, the slopes are fantastic! And it's free!
Also you can do snowshoeing and cross country skiing!
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SNOWSHOEING AND CROSS COUNTRY SKIING
Mount Royal Park
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I go here every winter with my kid and my mother. I have fun every time, the slopes are fantastic! And it's free!
Also you can do snowshoeing and cross country skiing!
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Maisonneuve Park
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11 miles of trails to enjoy. It's free to ski on the trails, but you need your own equipment .
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Bois-de-Liesse Nature Park
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9 kilometers of ski trails through black maple forests, the most beautiful ski trails in Montreal.
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Parc Jean-Drapeau
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2 trails, beginner to intermediate levels. It's free to use the trails and rental equipment is available daily.
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WINTER FOREST TREKS - in the evenings, these treks take people through secret trails of virgin snowfall and sometimes at the end you enjoy live music, marshmallow roasts, and drinking hot beverages by a bonfire.
Who offers these treks:
Mount Royal Park,
Parc Jean-Drapeau,
Bois de l'Île Bizard,
Bois-de-Liesse,
Cap St. Jacques
These parks offers evening tours only in January and February each year.
PLACES TO VISIT- for free
Luminothérapie
Quartier des spectacles- to explore
Quartier des Spectacles
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Very beautiful in the evening, a luminous pathway of video projections and lighting installations
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AURA- a experience that offers a 4-act multimedia display of dynamic light, orchestral music, and expressive architecture ($)
Other activities...we have, of course, but you need a car and aren't free, but it's worth it, like dog sledding, snow tubing, skiing etc.
Check out my other guides to discover more.
Also, you can visit my website
www.customvacation.ca for custom itineraries .
Have fun!
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