• Looking for turtles in the marsh at the Bois-de-l’Île-Bizard nature-park
• You have a sweet tooth? Come to Cap Saint-Jacques in the spring
• By bicycle, foot or ski, pleasure is guaranteed at Bois-de-Liesse nature-park
• A breath of fresh air at Anse-à-l’Orme nature-park

While you walk on the long wooden boardwalk that crosses the marsh, pay attention! Turtles, beavers and ducks are watching you. Look for them, but be warned, they are shy. For those who prefer to relax in the forest, groomed trails allow you to discover a habitat overflowing with greenery. Whether you are at the beach, in the forest or the marsh, Bois-de-l’Île-Bizard nature-park is a place to discover!

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Sleigh rides, taffy on snow and activities await you. Discover the steps for the transformation of maple water into syrup and enjoy baked beans, cretons, homemade marinades, omelettes, sausages and ham cooked in succulent maple syrup. After the feast, discover the farm and its animals.

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With a show of wild flowers in the spring or a symphony of colors in the fall, you are sure to be impressed by a walk or bike ride in the hardwood forest of Bois-de-Liesse. The birds are numerous and varied and in winter, you can observe them at one of the many birdfeeders. Travel the cross-country ski trails or slide down the toboggan hill. Then, stop at the chalet and warm up near a roaring fire.

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Lovers of sail-boarding and sailing, this is the ideal destination to take full advantage out the dominant winds from the west. The park, located at the extreme west of the island of Montreal, faces Deux-Montagnes Lake. A picnic area is set up and water ramps are at the visitors’ disposal

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