Mont-Royal Park

Mont-Royal Park is a large, scenic green space located in Montreal, Quebec. Covering about 200 hectares, it offers several hiking trails, lookout points, and outdoor activities. The park was designed by famed landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, who also co-designed New York’s Central Park. It serves as a natural oasis within the city, providing residents and visitors a place for recreation, relaxation, and panoramic views of Montreal’s skyline. With its wooded areas, lakes, and gardens, Mont-Royal Park is an iconic urban park that combines natural beauty with cultural and historical significance.