Montréal Nature Park

Parc-nature du Bois-de-L'Île-Bizard

Bois-de-l'Île-Bizard nature park is located in the central-eastern sector of the island of the same name. It offers breathtaking views and access to Lac des Deux Montagnes and the Back River. It is an area of interest for the history of cageux (large rafts used to transport wood in the 19th century). Its forest is made up mainly of maples, cedars and wetlands. The park is a favorite with birdwatchers.

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THINGS TO SEE

One of the highest concentrations of birds in Montreal;
A network of marshes with many secrets;
Small public sandy beach offering shallow-water swimming;
500 m footbridge across the marsh, where you can see beavers, turtles and a wide variety of birds.

Discover the nature park with our audio guide (in French).

IN THE PARK

Cross-country ski trails, walking and snowshoeing trails;
Boat launching ramp;
Picnic areas with views on the water;
Outhouses;
Water fountains.

AT THE WELCOME CENTRE

Parking permit distributor ($);
Vending machines ($);
Binoculars and bird watching guides to borrow;
Educational activities offered for school groups, tourists, seniors and businesses. Find out more! ($);

Accepted cards: VISA and MasterCard

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