Hiking in Parc-nature Du Bois-de-liesse: trails, map and practical info

This century-old forest of black maples is home to a diversified ecosystem. You can see several species of plants and animals. Wildflowers carpet the forest floor in spring, the Bertrand stream teems with a rich aquatic fauna and birds sing undisturbed. When snow covers the ground, the park becomes a meeting place for winter loves. The 158-hectare playing field features cross-country skiing, hiking and snowshoeing trails, as well as two sledding mounds. The park's winter landscape is sure to delight visitors.

Awesome park, a lot of places to visit and a lot of activities possible....like, bicycle, jogging, walking, dog friendly, picnic or just simply relaxing. With 12.5 km of easy trails spread across 158 hectares, there's something for everyone. Also in winter, mount sliding, ski and so on... The park transforms into a winter wonderland with cross-country skiing and snowshoeing opportunities.

Safe, Beautiful, Peace, Hiking... Adjectives are short defining this place. You can spend good family time hearing birds and enjoying nature. The easy 20m elevation gain makes it perfect for families exploring the 12.5 km trail system. There are small wooden bridges inside as well as a restaurant and help desk inside for visitor convenience.

Nice place, not too busy. The 12.5 km of easy trails with gentle 20m elevation provide a peaceful escape without overwhelming crowds. The only downside is the fact that a major highway runs in the middle of the park, which can interrupt the natural ambiance. Despite this, it's still a nice getaway to the country in the city.

Awesome park in the west island. Feels like you're in the woods far away from city, yet so close to home. The 12.5 km trail network offers great escape into nature with minimal elevation gain of just 20m, making it accessible for most visitors. You gotta watch out for tons of mosquitoes in the summer though, so bring repellent for a more comfortable experience.