Winter is for sledding!
Article updated on January 15, 2026
Looking for toboggan runs on the South Shore this winter? Here’s our selection of the region’s best-groomed sledding hills. Most of them have snow cannons and all are accessible by public transit.
🛷 Snow tubing at Parc Armand-Frappier in Sainte-Julie
When the conditions are right, the toboggan hill in Sainte-Julie is a must in the region for sledding enthusiasts. There are individual sledding tracks and on busy days a monitor is on-site to ensure everything runs smoothly.
And good news for snowboarders: you’re welcome to use the hill, too.
The hill is located at the intersection of Blvd. Armand-Frappier and Chemin du Fer-à-Cheval. Bus lines 8, 3 and 1, and taxibus T32 (upon reservation) will drop you nearby.
🛷🛷 Sledding hill at Quartier de la Gare in Mont-Saint-Hilaire
The three-lane sledding hill at Parc de la Gare, at the intersection of Rue Denis-Papin and Rue Gilbert-Dionne, is groomed with a snowcat and equipped with an artificial snow cannon. It’s open daily from 10 a.m. until nightfall and can be accessed from Mont-Saint-Hilaire Station and exo on-demand.
🛷 🛷 🛷 Snow slides at Parc de Cherbourg in Candiac
Powered by solar lighting, the Grizzly slope features five lanes and reaches a height of eight metres. On chilly days, sledding enthusiasts can warm up by the cozy gas fireplace.
Get to Parc de Cherbourg via bus lines 146 and 147 as well as exo on-demand.
🛷 🛷 🛷 🛷 Sledding hill at Parc des Grèves in Sorel
Tucked away in a picturesque, wind-protected setting, Parc Régional des Grèves features a four-lane sledding hill with mechanically groomed runs. Air tubes are available for rent ($), and a cozy chalet on-site offers a spot to warm up and enjoy a snack.
Bus line 700 stops an 11-minute walk from the park entrance.
🛷 🛷 🛷 🛷 🛷 Sledding hill on Choquette in Beloeil
This hill is a favourite with kids, as it stays open nearly all winter thanks to artificial snow produced by the city’s snow cannons. Another bonus: the park is lit up in the evening for nighttime fun.
Bus line 200 on Route 116 stops a two-minute walk from Parc du Petit-Rapide, accessible via Rue Choquette or Rue Champlain.
In French only.
More sledding hills on the South Shore
Chambly
Behind Parc Robert-Lebel at 995 Avenue Simard.
McMasterville
At Parc Gilles-Plante, located behind the covered skating rink.
Verchères
The illuminated hill is located at Parc des Pionniers.
Saint-Constant
A sledding hill with a magic carpet lift and a snowpark can be found at 296 Rue Sainte-Catherine.
Find the shortest route to your favourite sledding hill with our trip planner.
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