Parc John-H. Molson

You can put “Manoir de la Vallée” in your gps to find the trail. I parked behind the trail and walked over. I brought good crampons for the trail walk since the snow was hard and crunchy, but you can bring snowshoes when the snow is fluffier. Lovely park. You will also find a skating trail which looked well maintained. I will go back to skate.

This place is great for families and teens. There's a water park summer time a nice skating trail it's really amazing night time. There's skatepark well maintained. A soccer field. Basketball court. All that surrounded by nature. Welcome to St-Sauveur!

Beautiful. Great changing facilities, somewhat limited parking but if you're patient you'll get a spot. But, yeah, lovely skating experience.

Found this place while searching online for skating trails. Now that I know this place exsists I will come regularly. Closest skating trail to Montreal and the ice conditions are impeccable! They also have 3 skating rinks where you can skate or play hockey, even organized games. There's a chalet with public washrooms. They also provide skating-bar/assist for inexperienced skaters. Open 10-10, most of the trails have lights for night skating. Longest trail is just under 1kms. The only thing missing would be a snack/hot-dog stand.

Amazing place nYou can walk with your dog, there are games along the way for children and secret shortcut paths plus benches which is great for disabled people like me. You can just walk as much as you like, there is always a quick way out.