How does the forest adapt to the changing seasons? Imagining themselves as photographers and equipped with cardboard cameras, students explore Mount Royal and "take pictures" of what they find interesting.

We offer specially-designed activities that encourage toddlers to use their senses to explore the park.

How does the forest adapt to the changing seasons? Imagining themselves as photographers and equipped with cardboard cameras, students explore Mount Royal and "take pictures" of what they find interesting.

How does the forest adapt to the changing seasons? Imagining themselves as photographers and equipped with cardboard cameras, students explore Mount Royal and "take pictures" of what they find interesting.

How does the forest adapt to the changing seasons? Imagining themselves as photographers and equipped with cardboard cameras, students explore Mount Royal and "take pictures" of what they find interesting.

Mammal or bird? Amphibian or reptile? Insect or arachnid? These questions can be hard to answer.

During a hike through the mountain’s iconic places, students will discover the many facets of Mount Royal, including its history, biodiversity and striking views.

How does the forest adapt to the changing seasons? Imagining themselves as photographers and equipped with cardboard cameras, students explore Mount Royal and "take pictures" of what they find interesting.

Working in teams, students will take on challenges that require observation, listening, memory and cooperation.

Working in teams, students will take on challenges that require observation, listening, memory and cooperation.

How does the forest adapt to the changing seasons? Imagining themselves as photographers and equipped with cardboard cameras, students explore Mount Royal and "take pictures" of what they find interesting.

Discover the northern slopes of Mount Royal and its often-overlooked natural and historical heritage during an immersive hike through the heart of the mountain.

Hike to the top of Mount Royal and enjoy breathtaking views of Montreal while discovering the history and ecology of this iconic site.

Connect with nature and treat yourself to a wellness moment as you discover Mount Royal’s forest through your senses.

Come visit the mountain’s eastern side on this fun, new family hike!

Would you like to discover the hidden wonders of Mount Royal? What better way to do so than in the company of Les Amis de la montagne's expert guides, who have been protecting this jewel in the heart of Montreal since 1986.

Working in teams, students will take on challenges that require observation, listening, memory and cooperation.

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Three warm and welcoming venues for a snack, drink or meal to go in Mount Royal Park.

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Visit our gift shop location in Mount Royal Park for an original gift or souvenir!

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Smithers, one of Mount Royal’s resident squirrels, has decided to scatter tests and challenges throughout the forest. Only those who successfully meet them will be able to unlock the mountain’s secrets. Explore the mountain through fun activities and games. Who knows, maybe Smithers will reveal all of Mount Royal’s mysteries!

Smithers, one of Mount Royal’s resident squirrels, has decided to scatter tests and challenges throughout the forest. Only those who successfully meet them will be able to unlock the mountain’s secrets. Explore the mountain through fun activities and games. Who knows, maybe Smithers will reveal all of Mount Royal’s mysteries!

Smithers, one of Mount Royal’s resident squirrels, has decided to scatter tests and challenges throughout the forest. Only those who successfully meet them will be able to unlock the mountain’s secrets. Explore the mountain through fun activities and games. Who knows, maybe Smithers will reveal all of Mount Royal’s mysteries!

Smithers, one of Mount Royal’s resident squirrels, has decided to scatter tests and challenges throughout the forest. Only those who successfully meet them will be able to unlock the mountain’s secrets. Explore the mountain through fun activities and games. Who knows, maybe Smithers will reveal all of Mount Royal’s mysteries!

Smithers, one of Mount Royal’s resident squirrels, has decided to scatter tests and challenges throughout the forest. Only those who successfully meet them will be able to unlock the mountain’s secrets. Explore the mountain through fun activities and games. Who knows, maybe Smithers will reveal all of Mount Royal’s mysteries!

Smithers, one of Mount Royal’s resident squirrels, has decided to scatter tests and challenges throughout the forest. Only those who successfully meet them will be able to unlock the mountain’s secrets. Explore the mountain through fun activities and games. Who knows, maybe Smithers will reveal all of Mount Royal’s mysteries!

Take a fresh look at the key role Mount Royal plays in the health of Montrealers and learn about the vision of the park’s designer, Frederick Law Olmsted.

Join us Saturday May 3rd as we kick off a new season of actions in support of the ecological integrity of Mount Royal.

Every year, birdwatchers and nature lovers around the world take part in the Global Big Day, an event organized by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and eBird which encourages people of all skill levels to spend a day outdoors celebrating the incredible diversity of birdlife.

 

Photo credit: Nabil Zariffa

Every year, on World Migratory Bird Day, birdwatchers and nature lovers around the globe come together to highlight the importance of migratory birds and raise awareness about habitat conservation. This festive day encourages people of all skill levels to spend a day outdoors, celebrating the incredible diversity of birdlife. This year, the event will be held under the theme of creating bird-friendly cities and communities.

Come and learn more about the impact of its presence on natural environments, while helping to limit its presence on the mountain!

Many invasive species tend to sprout before native plants, effectively outcompeting them in the race for sunlight. Cow parsley is one such species, carpeting the ground in several sectors of the mountain and taking up space that belongs to native vegetation.

The University of Montreal ephemeral projects site is home to our educational tree nursery. With the aim of regreening Mount Royal with plants that preserve the mountain's genetic heritage, seeds are harvested in the fall, then germinated in Montreal elementary schools.

Explore a lesser-known part of Mount Royal by venturing into Summit Woods, a preserved natural area offering a true immersion in nature.