Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno
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Nestled in the heart of breathtaking natural beauty, Mount St. Bruno Park is a paradise for all. Here's why this park deserves a spot on your must-visit list: 📸 **Photo Heaven:** With its incredible scenery and stunning autumn leaves, Mount St. Bruno Park is a photographer's dream come true. You'll capture the most beautiful shots here. ❤️ **Romantic Getaway:** This park sets the perfect scene for a romantic outing with your partner. The ambiance is just right for those special moments. 🦌 **Wildlife Galore:** With an abundance of diverse animals, including graceful deer, this park offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature's wonders. 🍎 **Apple Picking Adventure:** Unleash your inner apple picker in the serene orchard within the park. It's a delightful experience for all ages. 🏛️ **Historical Insights:** Explore the park's history with a fascinating plaque and marvel at the grandeur of an ancient, enormous tree. 🌊 **Tranquil Waters:** Discover the serenity of three picturesque lakes that offer the perfect backdrop for relaxation and reflection. 🌳 **Endless Exploration:** The park's vastness and various paths make for an exciting three-hour journey, with surprises around every corner. 🌟 **Something for Everyone:** From nature enthusiasts to history buffs and families with kids, there's something here for every kind of explorer. 💰 **Parking Considerations:** Keep in mind that parking can be a bit pricey, but there are free options available a bit further from the main attractions. ♿ **Accessibility Notice:** Unfortunately, the park is not entirely handicap-friendly, so plan accordingly if you have specific accessibility needs. 👪 **Family-Friendly:** Despite its size and diverse terrain, Mount St. Bruno Park welcomes families, offering a variety of activities suitable for kids. In summary, Mount St. Bruno Park is an enchanting place that promises an unforgettable day in the heart of nature. The only caveats are the parking costs and accessibility concerns. So, grab your camera, your loved one, and your sense of adventure, and make your way to this natural wonderland! 🍂📷💑🍎
Jade Blue GallivantJade Blue Gallivant
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My visit to Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno during the last days of fall was truly enchanting. Nature had transformed the landscapes into a canvas of vibrant colors, adding an extra layer of beauty to this already stunning place. Whether it's the peak of fall or any other season, this park never ceases to captivate. Nestled just a few kilometers from the metropolitan region, it's a genuine haven of nature. The five picturesque lakes, a stroll through the charming orchard, the sight of a historic mill, and the extensive network of trails offer a delightful escape at the heart of urban life. It's an exceptional natural oasis, perfect for a revitalizing getaway with family or friends. In my opinion, Parc national du Mont-Saint-Bruno - Sépaq is an ideal destination for walking or hiking. The well-maintained, family-friendly trails offer panoramic views, without steep inclines. It's not a wilderness trail but rather an urban park, making it suitable for beginners and young families. The trails are broad, well-traveled, and provide opportunities to explore various loops. For those who enjoy cycling, the park also offers bike-friendly paths. Ample parking spaces and numerous picnic spots make it a convenient and enjoyable destination. A visit here is highly recommended! 🍁 #MontSaintBruno #NatureEscape #FallMagic
Willye MacEdoWillye MacEdo
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COVID MEASURES: you need to buy your entrance online before entering the park. My go-to spot whenever I need to connect with nature (#takemetochurch). Easy trails. You can do a small visit with the kids for an hour or spend 4 hours discovering around. They have a small arboretum, you can bring you bbq and picnic. There is also a tea shop in the old mill so dont forget to bring your wallet for a nice coffee and a pain-au-chocolat mid way. 4 out of the 5 times I've gone you can see the deer chilling (no fear whatsover). I recommend you buy the annual SEPAQ membership, after 4 entrances it has almost paid itself, plus you get acces to all the other SEPAQ parks around Quebec. Visit their site for more activites such as mushroom picking, camping and accessibility options (I swear, they don't pay me, I just really like the spot).
Jaz CarlucciJaz Carlucci
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Trail runner’s paradise, only minutes from Montreal downtown! We’ve been to Parc St Bruno since the 90s, have always enjoyed the tranquility of the park. In recent years Parc St Bruno has transformed into a trail run haven: clearly marked trails with distance and level of difficulty; beautiful lakes that house turtles and carps; and invigorating Boreal forests that are exuberant with freshness of quiet nature! You’ll run almost entirely in the shade. The welcome centre is nicely decorated, there are baby carriers and chariots available for running parents for FREE, I assume that was a courtesy from Osprey. You can get an annual SEPAQ pass for $80, or a park pass for $48. Best of all no mosquitos in the park, just a wonderful surprise! We’ll definitely come back!
Jing LuJing Lu
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Very nice natural park not far from the big city. We did the Lake trail (Blue; Sentier des Lacs), which is a nice and easy walk. I won't call it a "Moderate" hike as they state in the park's trail guide, unless you consider the ~8.8KM trail very long. The trail is very wide, in perfect shape and is shaded for most of its length. The view of the lakes is great and we saw quite a lot of wildlife. On the other hand only few bugs were spotted. Bikes are forbidden along most of the trail, and dogs at some. A great trail to do with small children in order to introduce them to hiking. Please bare in mind that this is a very busy park, especially over the weekend. Daily access is 9.85CAD for an adult and it is highly recommended to purchase it in advance.
Orshay Gabay (Orsh Ga)Orshay Gabay (Orsh Ga)
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For hiking, this is nice place to be if you're living in the area, and the trails are all well-marked. However, there are better options if you're visiting from elsewhere, as the scenery here is nothing special, and you would need to pay a Sépaq-mandated admission charge. It is a bit annoying that some of the trails are more like roads that cars can pass through. Additionally, it seems that there is private land scattered throughout the park. On the one hand, you can see some rather interesting houses or mansions (some of them have a fairyland vibe), but on the other hand, there can be a lot of construction/maintainence noises/equipment, which really takes away from the enjoyment of nature.
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