Outdoor Fitness

On Thursdays, November 12 and 19, 2026, with a warm up at 6:20 p.m. and departure at 6:30 p.m. A free walking club led by Jean Beauchemin, open to everyone, where each person walks at their own pace. The starting point changes: check the town page before you go.

In winter, the City of Saint-Eustache makes a skating path in the gardens of the Manoir Globensky, for free skating only, lit until 9 p.m., with a trailer and a chemical toilet. It opens when weather allows, usually from December; check the City's facility status page before you go. Free.

Run by RécréoNature, Les Sentiers de la Presqu'île in Repentigny has four easy cross-country ski trails groomed regularly, plus snowshoe and walking trails, open every day in winter when weather allows. Access and parking are free for everyone. Bring your own equipment (no rentals). Leashed dogs are allowed on the walking trails but not on the ski trails. The site is closed from April to September so the wetland can regenerate.

Taillon Park in Pincourt has a free outdoor hockey rink and a sliding hill. They open in winter when the weather allows, usually from December, and close during snowstorms, freezing rain or mild spells. The warming cabin is open daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Free of charge.

Olympique Park in Pincourt has a free outdoor hockey rink, a lit ice ring for skating and a sliding hill. They open in winter when the weather allows, usually from December, and close during snowstorms, freezing rain or mild spells. The warming cabin is open daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Free of charge.

The West Island's big nature park has a sledding hill, with equipment rental on site. Sledding is free; bring your own sled or rent one on site. It opens when weather allows, usually from mid December, so check the city's sledding conditions page before you go. Parking is paid.

This riverside nature park has a sledding run, and you can pair your sledding with a walk to the ruins of mills dating from the 1700s. Sledding is free; bring your own sled. It opens when weather allows, usually from mid December, so check the city's sledding conditions page before you go. Parking is paid.

This big nature park in the east end has a sledding hill and a sliding run, with equipment rental on site, for a day of country fun in the city. Sledding is free; bring your own sled or rent one on site. It opens when weather allows, usually from mid December, so check the city's sledding conditions page before you go. Parking is paid.

Parc Le Ber in Pointe-Saint-Charles has a sledding hill, a decorative skating rink and a hockey rink with boards. Sledding is free; bring your own sled. The rinks and hill open when weather allows, usually from mid December, so check the city's winter conditions before you go.

Parc Médéric-Martin in Ville-Marie has a neighbourhood sledding hill for family winter fun. Sledding is free; bring your own sled. It opens when weather allows, usually from mid December, so check the city's sledding conditions page before you go.

Parc Jos-Montferrand in Ville-Marie has a winter sledding hill for an outing with family or friends. Sledding is free; bring your own sled. It opens when weather allows, usually from mid December, so check the city's sledding conditions page before you go.

Parc des Rapides, on the river in LaSalle, has a sledding hill that the city lists among the parks with snow machines, which extend the season and shape the slopes. Sledding is free; bring your own sled. It opens when weather allows, usually from mid December, so check the city's sledding conditions page before you go.