Nice, easily accessible water front park great for jogging,walking, nordic skiing and bird…read morewatching. As with many nice places, users are the problem- especially when they do not understand the concept of sharing a space with others. Most recently, we were enjoying a lovely and peaceful Sunday morning stroll and picnic breakfast when the stillness was shattered by a woman (purportedly teaching some sort of class) braying like a jackass and screaming at the top of her lungs, disturbing other users and the many wonderful ducks which, ultimately, took flight at all the commotion. We share public spaces- be mindful of how your actions affect others.

I was looking for a place I can take my son on his scooter to celebrate the summer, a place that I…read morecan also bring my dog and doesnt feel like you are in/near a city but has more of an outdoor flavor. This place was PERFECT The trails are well kept, some picnic tables/area at the edges but most of the walk is lovely, filled with people but yet feels not crowded, great views to the river, lots of birds and lots of dogs (I love places like this). My son loved the riding experience, my dog loved the exercise and I loved the entire bundle. I am sure once the trees will become green again it will be even more amazing and they also have a verity of winter walking trails. Nature in the City

One of the most calmest parks in lasalle…read more You will be happy coming for walks along the path or even having a seat on the swing to watch or feed the ducks. I love coming here 4 seasons as in the winter it's a great spot to ice fish or even skate.

Upon a dock, out in the night While fishes sleep beneath the…read moretide Standing still out in the light Beneath the birds of graceful flight In the quiet calm of waves in turn Or in the day when sunlight burns As the breeze catches the grass and ferns Lies a place to heal infirmed Fishing pole in hand and beach blanket in tote We come to sit and peacefully soak In the rays of sun and watch ducks float And forget about the daily woes -------- Installment 45 poetry reviews Another oddity being fixed right here, this review was a long time comin. And I felt it needed a poem. We really like this park to fish and relax at and it has several "spots" we like to try and "get". It's a fairly busy/popular park, but usually we still manage to get 1 of our 3 fave spots. Unfortunately there are some socially inept morons who frequent this park as well, so despite getting a good "spot", some a$$hole may still decide it's ok to come fish 5 feet next to you thereby cutting you off on your spot... Unfortunately the only way to deal with these people is to flat out tell them they are being stupid and to please go away because otherwise they will snag your line and make things worst. Please don't be like these nitwits: if you see someone in a spot: give them a good fishing zone and find somewhere else, it's only polite and neighborly. Bonus points: they added outhouse bathrooms, which means I can stay fishing longer and don't hafta leave to go home to the bathroom. Also every Tuesday and Thursday they do actvitities in this park. Thursdays consist of setting up a whole stage with live performances by the water: last Thursday's Creole music was absolutely perfect while we fished to our heart's delight!

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.

Oh Canada. You so crazy. Ice fishing right downtown, steps from the beautiful architecture and…read moresweeping lights of Old Montreal is quintessentially Canadian and worth doing, even if you don't catch anything. We sat in a heated hut around the holes in the floor, jigging our lines and laughing hard at how freezing we were and how strange our life choices. My advice, wait for a warmer day, and plan on an hour or two, and maybe find out if the restaurant on the ice have got their liquor licence before you go.

Came here on possibly the coldest day, like ever; heated cabin my ass, I nearly froze to death. We…read morecaught nothing, it was super expensive and the place has no liquor licence...seriously? Perhaps it would have been more fun if it wasn't -30, if I could have been sipping on Bailey's with my cocoa and if we had actually caught something, but I dunno. The place looks cool, I laughed non-stop for 2 hours, I love the concept of fishing down town, the guy who set up our lines was rad and I came out with some serious bragging rights and cool pictures. Dress warm, wear extra socks and come with a good sense of humour.

Well,I love history,especially when you find out that a site you go to,was once part of the…read moreAtlantic Ocean, post Glacier times(10,000 of years ago)? You find out it once had Salt water? It has waves and it feels like the ocean too! Love it,just sit lay and swim in it? I am going soon to it again!

This state park is amazing! The beach is so clean and nice. The water is so refreshing and the…read moreviews are awesome! It can smell a fish fishy when you first walk into the beach, but the smell doesn't last very long (probably just some standing water). The beach is mostly sand but some rocks and pebbles (so where shoes when you walk in). I highly recommend going here!

What an awesome spot to swim or to fish, Or go for a walk,…read moreor chillax if you wish Though with the fishing: we didn't catch any, The refreshing swim made up for it plenty Although people came over cutting us off on our spot It's not the park's fault that people lack manners a lot The view is spectacular and the water just right It's a beautiful spot for a little respite ----------- Installment 18 poetry reviews This is the last little park along LaSalle Blvd, it's right before the border to Lachine so technically still LaSalle. The bike path goes right through it so it's a beautiful spot to stop for a bit. Features: - Picnic tables - Benches - Swinging bench - Courtyard type area - Bluff overlooking the water - Paths that lead down to the water in a coupla places - Water is calm near the shore but currents pick up about 10 ft in, approx. depth 4-5 ft of water, not much seaweed, lots of rocks

We had a great trip thx to Capt Randy. He has a nice boat and good gear, he took time to explain…read moreto my 2 boys what to do and was very patient and we caught some great trout. This charter is high recommended.

My son and I had a really nice day fishing with Captain Randy. Randy does what he can to give you…read morea first class experience. He's an excellent communicator, keeps a nice clean boat, and is not afraid to share his knowledge base. Overall, we were very happy with his services.

Trails: I'm leaving that to my 3 Yelp Colleagues' previous reviews. I'm here for a Waterway Trail…read moreReview on the Missisquoi River from Louis' Landing along Route 78 and tracking out North to delta where Lake Champlain and Missisquoi Bay merge. Traveled one hot and sticky day, out and back, in kayak with Mama Bear and myself Papa Bear. No dog on this journey, just it's Human pets. The total loop for the day was about 8 miles. At our hallway mark, the River Delta, we were approximately 1 Nautical Mile from the Canadian border, which still wasn't open. Rumor had it, the Mounties had a crack scuba team patrolling out there, called the Canadian Bubblies. I wasn't about to test our fait, so we turned back. The water trail itself was quite beautiful with wildlife along the shores, in the trees, in the woods, and definitely swimming below (NOT THE BUBBLIES). Along the way, we observed bald eagle, muskrats, variety of turtles, many other bird and bug types in flight sporting their own unique colorations. One pair of eagle sat peacefully together on a tree limb as we quietly drifted by. Other power watercraft passed by - cheating themselves of the experience, but this one can't help being a wee bit envious, too. A couple of days later, in Kayaks and equipped with fishing poles, we took Louis' Landing on an Easterly and North-by-Northeasterly route. This also led to the Missisquoi Bay, however, we turned back after tracking out to a 3rd mile, round out to 6 mile loop. Along the way, Mama Bear certainly proved her fishing skills and reeled in that nights dinner. Yes, this sad sport paid the wager by cleaning and cooking HER Beautiful Trophy Trout! She did throw me some scraps.

We came here for a short walk on a beautiful spring day…read more The leaves were just starting to bud but that didn't stop the bugs. While it wasn't too horrible, I can tell in the summer or maybe in just a week or two the mosquitos will be hatching and it might not be a fun time in the woods! There is a lot of swampy land and sitting water. Otherwise its a great walking path, very flat and good for kids. My mom used to bring me and my brother here when we were little. There is a composting toilet if nature calls before or after the hike. There is also lots of educational information at the beginning of the hike and along the path. Also: There is a sign for no hunting on the refuge. This is a nice and easy walk for anyone to do!

In the area of Vaudreuil-Dorion it is as good as it gets. You can rent 2 types of boats with or…read morewithout an outboard motor. Personally I prefer the bigger boat because as far as I am concerned a tippy boat is not a good idea for me. Right in front of the Centre de Peche CR there is a 30 foot hole where walleye sit and the fishing nearby holds plenty of bass in the shallows with the odd Musky and pike and sheepshead. You can also if you desire go out to Lac des Deux Montagnes and Ile aux Tortes bridge or down and around to Pointe Du Moulin. I lost the musky of my life last tear in September 500 yards from the dock. Right now is the time to go I reccomend it 100%.

Not Very Safe Hi fichermnen, just rented a nice boat from CR…read moreCentre de peche.....guys just check if the boat takes in waters, because ours WAS LEAKING BIG TIME.... once we were in the deep waters.. otherwise....everything else was just ok.... Have a safe fishing trip !!!!