Starting Today, You Can Go Sledding For FREE At These Montreal Parks
Now that Christmas has come and gone, we need new ways to embrace winter. That's why it's a good thing sledding season in Montreal has officially begun. And, in most cases, it's free.
As of today, many Montreal parks (particularly the big nature parks) have started opening up their hills for sledding, tubing and tobogganing — depending on daily weather conditions. Always check the snow conditions before heading out.
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December 26
Most Montreal parks are open for sledding season
On December 26, the conditions don't look good for sledding. But keep an eye out because every Montrealer knows our weather can turn on a dime.
So, where are the best local parks to go sledding?
If you're a nature lover in search of scenic slopes, the City of Montreal recommends Parc-nature du Cap-Saint-Jacques or Parc-nature de l'Île-de-la-Visitation.
The best views can be found on the slopes at Parc Morgan, Parc des Hirondelles, Parc du Mont-Royal and Parc Jean-Drapeau.
For the best inclines, thrill-seekers should check out Parc Francesca-Cabrini or Parc du Pélican.
You can rent equipment from the city here. Don't forget: it's free this year for Montrealers under 18 years old!
Snow Sledding
Price: Free
When: From December 26, 2020 to March 7, 2021 depending on conditions
Address: Parks all around Montreal
Why You Need To Go: No matter how old you are, hurling yourself down a huge lump of snow on a sled is so much fun! It's one of the best ways to make the most of a Montreal winter.
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