🛷 Sledding hill at Parc de L’Île-Lebel in Repentigny

With four well-lit lanes, the sledding area at Parc de l’Île-Lebel is enhanced with artificial snow when needed and mechanically groomed to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. On weekends, a monitor is on-site to ensure rules are followed.

Bus line 15 stops a three-minute walk from the park entrance.

🛷 🛷 Sledding hill at Côte-Parent in Saint-Jérôme

Located within walking distance of Saint-Jérôme Station, sledding at Parc de la Côte-Parent is a cherished tradition. The four-lane sledding hill is equipped with a lift and is meticulously groomed by the municipality.

There is a fee for using the lift and renting snow tubes, but free sledding is available for everyone.

🛷 🛷 🛷 The Snowpark in Terrebonne

The snowpark at Groupe Plein Air Terrebonne features various setups designed for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced riders. A magic carpet lift is available for skiers and snowboarders who also want to explore the nearby ski trails.

Bus lines 1 and 18 and a few taxibus stop a 10-minute walk from the outdoor activity centre.

🛷 🛷 🛷 🛷 Sledding Hill at Parc des Pins in Mascouche

A snow cannon ensures ideal sledding conditions by maintaining consistent snow coverage throughout the season. Regular grooming keeps the lanes perfectly prepared for a safe and enjoyable experience. Visitors can warm up and access restrooms at the newly built Parc des Pins chalet.

Hop off bus line 11 at the intersection of Chemin Sainte-Marie and Avenue Châteaubriant. The hill is located on the corner.

More sledding hills on the North Shore

Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac

Municipal Park, 3100 Rue Laurin

Saint-Eustache

Mont Saint-Eustache Park, 360 Rue Boileau

Rosemère

Charbonneau Park

Mirabel

Parc Régional Éducatif Bois-de-Belle-Rivière

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