Parc Aimé-Léonard — Attraction in Montreal

in 1608, Samuel de Champlain continued to explore the continent with the objective of establishing a settlement - a New France - in North America. It is what they call the Route of Champlain (i.e. following the trail of Champlain)

In 1615, he climbed the Ottawa River, the Mattawa River and the French River until he reached Georgian Bay on Lake Huron on August 1, 1615. After a stay in Huron land, a military mission the conduit to the south. He leaves Huronia and descends the Trent River to the United States today. An injury forced him to spend the winter of 1615-16 in the Wendat between Georgian Bay and Lake Simcoe, a very populous area, which remains equally...

Beautiful renovated Parc, wide open space, very family & pet friendly, perfect for walks & pit stops on bike rides. Access to water fountain, picnic tables & charcoal BBQ grills. Nice views when walking along the Praries River and many benches to sit and take it all in. Special mention : "St-Jean Bastiste festivities with fireworks & live music are a real treat & everyone is...

Update October 2024: a gym has been added. Such a pleasant waterfront park. Bike and walking paths are very well defined. Kids corner is very appreciated especially with the splash pad and playground. Found next to one of the biggest outdoor stages in the area, a completely redone chalet. Public toilets are available. Looking forward to more uses for this park...