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Parc Félix-Leclerc in Mercier 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.

In winter the hill at Parc Francesca-Cabrini turns into a fun sledding spot, and the city lists it among the parks with snow machines that extend the season. 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 du Père-Marquette has a groomed, family friendly sledding hill with a separate area for snowboarding, open daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. in season. Young children must be supervised and dogs are not allowed on the hill. 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 Joseph-Paré has a family friendly sledding hill and an outdoor rink for free skating. 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 du Pélican has a small sledding mound away from city noise, with snow machines that help extend the season, plus a public skating rink and a hockey rink. 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.

Côte Newman has two free sliding zones shaped by machine, one for families and beginners and one for more experienced sliders, with supervisors along the runs and a view of downtown. The on site Centre de loisirs Monseigneur Pigeon lends sleds and stabilizers without a reservation. The city says it runs from late December to March when the temperature allows, so check conditions before you go. Free access.

The TOHU, next to Parc Frédéric-Back, has a refrigerated skating rink with free access in winter, listed by the Villeray, Saint-Michel and Parc-Extension borough among its places to skate. Check the borough's rink conditions page for the season's opening.

Parc Charleroi in Montréal-Nord has two free outdoor rinks in winter: one with boards and one for free skating, plus a play structure for kids. The park is open daily from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.; the rinks open once the weather allows, so check their status on the city page.

Parc Outremont has a free skating rink in winter and a chalet on site. The park is open daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.; the rink opens once the weather allows, so check its status on the city page before you go.

A 9 hole disc golf course behind St. Gabriel's High School that the City of Chestermere describes as free of charge. Bring your own discs.

Parc Saint-Viateur in Outremont has a free skating rink in winter, with a chalet at 525 avenue Bloomfield. The park is open daily from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.; the rink opens once the weather allows, so check its status on the city page before you go.

A free outdoor fitness station listed by the City in Valley Ridge, with a bench dip station, chest press, cross training rack, lat pull down, leg extension, push up station, sit up and back extension bench, step up station and wobble board.