Bois-de-Liesse Nature Park — Attraction in Montreal

This well used place is very unusual, a wonderful gem, and friendly park. Summer requires bug spray. Lots of wide, well marked paths for walking and biking in the summer. Lots of paths for cross-country ski and snowshoeing. Around my area, Sunnybrooke entrance, lots of free street parking. Pay parking on the Douglas B. Floreani main entrance, just off Henri-Bourassa. This is where the Chalet is, with bathrooms, information, water, and they sell snacks, hot-chocolate, coffee. Lots of ferns, flowers, plants, birds, animals to see. Creek and bridges to enjoy, and lookout points, and a few swamp areas, one is getting its wooden walkway rebuilt. Near the chalet are picnic tables, water fountain, and porta-potty. In winter the hill here is great for sledding. Great place to get away from things and hear the forest. Bigger than it seems, with a second chalet and another place to park. Streaches to the River Prairies, where those ponds have nice birds and...

English/ French ; Google asking me oh was that place.. I thought they were keeping a closer look at us then this. Since during summer time I passed there 2-3 times a week. But this week-end will be the blossom of the Lila' hallway 8 feet tall on both side of the bike ride just Lila at there peak. I am not trusting the information about what they say about the animal we found in those wood since already in 2011 200% of the birds in the world had died, make the math and call the nwo, exemple ecerything that got 3 "6" in there loge like googlr for insteance, they would be better for a coherent answer to that strange news. Or Start by the city, they showed us 4 times of flower that are no where to be found but here we read that as we are smeeling the nature in lila form. Go figure it out. Again those information are for people thay can she but are blind. But dispute the totalitarianism that even reach nature information on bike trail this place will make you forget the regret you all secretly keep inside about having your shot of the "vacine". So go out, if your scare bright it with you.. You will be set fre for the time of a walk.

Anglais français ; Google me demande oh comment était cet endroit .. Je pensais qu'ils nous regardaient de plus près. Tout les été j'y passais 2-3 fois par semaines. Mais ce week-end sera le peak du bourgeonnement du couloir de Lila de 8 pieds de haut des deux côtés de la balade à vélo. Je suis deçu des pancartes misent aux informations sur ce qu'ils disent sur les animaux que nous devrions trouver dans ces bois puisque déjà en 2011 200% des oiseaux dans le monde étaient morts, faites le calcul et appelez le nwo, exemple n'importe quel mega entreprise qui ont 3 "6"dans leur logo comme google pour exemple, ils seraient les mieux placer pour une réponse cohérente à cette étrange nouvelle. Ou Commencez par la ville, ils nous ont montré 4 fois de fleurs qui ne sont nul partoù être trouvées mais entouré de lila aucun commentaire sir ce végétal. Allez le découvrir. Encore une fois, ces informations sont destinées aux personnes qui le peuvent; voir, mais qui sont aveugles. Mais contester le totalitarisme qui accède même à des informations sur la nature sur des pistes cyclables, nous méritons peut-être la perte de nos droit et leur déploiement grandiose de domination sur nous le peuple. Peut importe, cet endroit vous fera oublier le regret que vous gardez tous secrètement à l'intérieur de vous d'avoir eu votre dose du "vacine". Alors sortez, si avez peur de sortir apportez la avec vous .. Vous serez libéré le temps...

Beautiful oasis hiding between Montreal and the West island. Easy parking. You can either park in the street for free, or in the parking lot with payment. There is a center with bathrooms, drinks, and rentals. You can rent skis for cross country skiing. If you have your own skis, just strap them on and go check out the many different trails. They're well marked so you know the level. There are TWO hills for sledding. The one at the entrance is fun and most commonly used. The hill that is further in is steeper. Both are fun and for the most part safe. There is staff that goes around on skidoos if something does come up. In the not snowy seasons, it is still nice to come. Great place for bird watching. Your visit can be completely free or a small...