I loved renting a boat on the lachine canal ! We had the best time and even tho it only…read moreGoes 2 km pre hours lol we had a great time and would go back

This is a 6.6km trail for biking and running. It loops around the Lachine canal that runs through…read moreMontreal. There are many seating areas along the trail. There is bike shop at the trail head that you can rent a bike from. The trail is well maintained with a number of people on it. Not sure if it's well lit late in the evening and night as I did this loop in the afternoon.

We spent this past Friday morning (March 20) with guide Christiane at Mont Sutton, and she was…read moreabsolutely fantastic! As first-time visitors, her deep knowledge and enthusiasm allowed us to enjoy the mountain to the fullest--both during our session and on the days following. Christiane has skied Sutton since the 1960s and her passion for the terrain is infectious. She took the time to carefully assess our different abilities, guiding us so that my girlfriend felt safe while progressing from green to blue and eventually black trails. Her frequent check-ins and attentive nature allowed us to explore areas I never would have attempted on my own. Christiane is warm, open, and a brilliant communicator. I recommend her highly to anyone looking to get acquainted with the magic of Mont Sutton.

We love this mountain. There is skiing for every ability. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable. The…read moresize makes a day on the mountain with family easy and painless, from dropping kids and gear to navigating the trails to grabbing lunch. The guide program is a little known gem - folks visiting the mountain for the first time can ski with a guide (at no cost). Ours, Ben, was exceptional - talking us through the mountain and all it has to offer, mapping runs that aligned with our interests and ability levels, and skiing with us for the morning. We'll head back to Sutton for sure.

First of all the ferry to the Boucherville Islands park is ridiculously cute and I love it. It's a…read moresmall bike ferry, a short ride on the water over to a peaceful haven blowing with tall grasses. We biked here from out in Mile End so after a hectic ride through the city, arriving on this island was heaven. It's deeply peaceful and really really fun to ride around on, amazing bike paths rolling through quiet trees and protected, diverse nature. People are here fishing, walking, kayaking and generally relaxing. I didn't find any earth shattering views or anything like that, but a real sense of peace really close to the heart of the city.

I went to the parc with friends on a day where the entrance was free. In the winter this parc isn't…read morethe most fabulous. I've been in the warmer months and there was much more to see and do. Great parc to spot Virginia deer.

We did a quick 15-min hike to the falls and got a somewhat-slippery though gorgeous view of the…read morepowerful falls and all the ways the water has shaped and smoothed the rocks. Loved the up-close view of it all and the shade of the forest. 5 stars!!!!

So glad we did the short but somewhat challenging hike to see these during our visit to Stowe -…read moretotally worth it. We parked at the trailhead (plenty of space on a weekday afternoon). Had to be careful on the rocks but on the whole doable. Wasn't brave enough to jump into the waters but you could. No restrooms that we saw so plan accordingly.

So beautiful and serene. I was surrounded by green glades and towering trees. There were trails and…read morea lot of accessible water. The park staff went out of their way to be kind and generous. You can tell how much they love nature. I felt safe at night from animals and people. The bathroom fadcilities were very clean and I never had a problem using them.

This park was voted as one of the top five parks in the views category in Vermont and they knew…read morewhat they are talking about. This park offers so much from a nice campground (and horse campground) to magical forest hikes and the cherry on the top amazing views down to the valley and "pond" from the top of the owl trail. We visited the area with small kids (3-4 years old, that love hikes) and they walked the trails and said, and I quote, "It was fun". This is Vermont a wonderful state, colored in vivid green during the summer and the entrance to the parks cost only 4$. If you are a nature loving people looking for a long or short hike, come here.

From the owner: Kilomètre est une entreprise de la région de Lanaudière créée par le jeune entrepreneur Patrick…read moreAuger. Celui-ci possède une importante expérience en longues randonnées pédestres, en gestion d'équipes et de projets dans des domaines aussi variés que l'assurance qualité, les communications et les ressources humaines. C'est après avoir complété l'Appalachian Trail en 2017, une longue marche de 3500 kilomètres sur la côte Est des États-Unis, qu'il a reconnu un besoin important et grandissant pour la population québécoise de se (re)connecter avec la nature et ainsi diminuer leur niveau de stress, d'anxiété et de dépression, et voir même, stimuler leur empathie. Désireux de contribuer à l'amélioration des capacités physiques et psychologiques de la communauté, et par le fait même de l'impact que de chaque individu dans son milieu de travail, notre entreprise organise des forfaits de randonnées en sentier sur mesure pour les entreprises québécoises et pour le grand public. Des employés en bonne santé physique et psychologique représente pour toute entreprise un avantage appréciable, tant sur le plan humain que sur le plan financier

A 15-minute walk that's partially uphill toward the end once you reach the falls. Such crisp, cool,…read morewet air as you approach the falls and a gorgeous view of how powerful they are. Quick, easy, and rewarding hike for any age. 5 stars!!!

Very short and enjoyable easy hike. It is boarded half way…read morethen up some steps to see this heavily flow waterfall. You can also go down to the lower fall with a bit of rock scramble. We did the hike in first week of June and it is very nice and easy. Our first attempt was back in mid April. The trail was still covered with snow. This time going back, the trail looks totally different and more enjoyable. My recommendation go in the month of June and till there is snow in Vermont.