Parks and Play
Parks, playgrounds and green spaces for all ages.
November 2026
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Sledding Hill at Parc Philippe-Laheurte
A Saint-Laurent hill with signs marking levels from beginner to expert steepness. Free.
Sledding Hill at Parc Hartenstein
A tall sledding hill in Saint-Laurent. Free.
Sledding at Parc Saint-Laurent
A couple of easy slopes, good for younger kids, in Saint-Laurent. Free.
Sledding at Parc du Bois-Franc
A fun sledding hill in Saint-Laurent, where you can also take a brisk walk around the lake. Free.
Free Sledding on Mount Royal (near Beaver Lake)
Free sledding spots on the slopes near Beaver Lake on Mount Royal, plus a hill near Park Avenue. Tube rental is also available nearby for a fee, but bringing your own sled is free. A helmet is recommended.
Les Glissades Gamelin (downtown snow slides)
Montreal's free downtown sliding park in Place Émilie-Gamelin: three refrigerated snow slopes with six lanes, from gentle (La Mollo) to fast (La Yolo) to racing lanes side by side (La Fomo), plus a heated chalet. Free access, and you can bring your own sled or borrow one for free. Returns each winter, usually from mid January; dates for this season are not announced yet.
Espace 67 Sledding Slope at Parc Jean-Drapeau
A natural snowy slope at Espace 67 on Île Sainte-Hélène. Bring your luge, sled, sliding mat or any zany sliding gear. Free. Metro Jean-Drapeau (yellow line).
Sledding at Parc-nature du Bois-de-Liesse
A large nature park in the west of the island with two sledding hills, le Coyote and le Renard, plus winter walking trails. Sledding is free; parking is paid. Check the city's sledding conditions page before you go.