Come have fun on the mountain with your group! Whether you’re a community organization, francization group, or student association, we have a wide range of activities to offer you!
Discover our range of activities below. We offer guided discovery walks and, as well as outdoor recreation activities (Mölkky, Spikeball, etc.). Combine the two and treat yourself to an unforgettable day of fun on Mount Royal!
See our other discovery walk for francization groups: At the Foot of Mount Royal →
From spring to fall, Les Amis offers a walking tour around the summit of Mount Royal for francization groups. The tour allows participants to explore the forests of Mount Royal Park and discover fauna and flora, while also learning about the history of the mountain and the city. Magnificent views provide a unique perspective on Montreal and its evolution over time. This activity is geared towards learners with an intermediate-level knowledge of French.
Our pedagogical approach involves a rich array of images and visual materials, observation and exploration of the environment, and association games, as well as group discussions. Participants will learn about the natural and cultural heritage of Mount Royal through a stimulating, immersive experience in an exceptional natural setting.
This activity facilitates the integration process of new arrivals by increasing the participants’ knowledge of the following topics (included in the Québec Government’s 2015 Programme d’études Francisation):
Start and end points: Smith House, 1260 Chemin Remembrance, Montréal, QC, H3H 1A2
Please note: The Smith House is closed to the public
Duration: 2 hrs
Distance: 3 km
Level: Intermediate (forest trails, easy gradients)
Rate: On request
← See our other discovery walk for francization groups: Walking to the Summit
Starting in spring and through to fall, come discover the mountain’s eastern slope. This walking tour takes participants from the Sir Georges-Étienne Cartier monument on Avenue du Parc to the Camillien-Houde lookout for a breathtaking view of Montréal’s east end.
This activity will help participants learn more about the history of the city and its institutions, and about the flora and fauna on the mountain, as well as discover Piedmont, a little-known but remarkable section of Mount Royal Park. This tour is geared towards learners with an intermediate-level knowledge of French.
Our pedagogical approach involves a rich array of images and visual materials, observation and exploration of the environment, and association games, as well as group discussions. Participants will learn about the natural and cultural heritage of Mount Royal through a stimulating, immersive experience in an exceptional natural setting.
This activity facilitates the integration process of new arrivals by increasing the participants’ knowledge of the following topics (included in the Québec Government’s 2015 Programme d’études Francisation):
Start and end point: Sir Georges-Étienne Cartier monument (Mount Royal Park/Avenue du Parc), Montréal, QC, H3H 1A2
Duration: 2 hrs
Distance: 3 km
Level: (forest trails, easy gradients)
Rate: Upon request
Explore the iconic summit of Mount Royal on a walk along the escarpment path. You’ll discover the mountain’s rich heritage, including the cross, Mount Royal Chalet and its lookout, as well as the flora, fauna and history of the Park. Magnificent views offer a unique perspective on the city and its evolution over time.
Start and end points: Smith House, 1260 Chemin Remembrance, Montréal, QC, H3H 1A2
Please note: The Smith House is closed to the public
Duration: 2 hrs
Distance: 3.5 km
Level: Intermediate (forest paths, easy gradients)
Rate: Upon request
Photo credit: PixupMTL
This guided walk will help your group explore the multiple facets of Mount Royal, Montréal’s iconic mountain that unites nature and culture. This activity will highlight the many challenges involved in protecting the Mount Royal Heritage Site and the role of Les Amis de la montagne. Our expert guide will also raise participants’ awareness of issues related to nature and biodiversity conservation, urban planning, accessibility, and Montréal’s natural, built, historical and cultural heritage.
Start and end points: Smith House, 1260 Chemin Remembrance, Montréal, QC, H3H 1A2
Please note: The Smith House is closed to the public.
Duration: 2 hrs
Distance: 3.5 km
Level: Intermediate (forest trails, easy gradients)
Rate: Upon request
Photo credit: PixupMTL
Diner offer in the heart of nature!
The Café des Amis offers a delicious lunch box made with fresh ingredients: salad, sandwich, dessert of the day, and a selection of refreshing homemade drinks.
Price: $21 per person
A turnkey picnic option is also available, featuring savory platters of cold cuts and cheeses, fresh vegetables, fruits, and delectable desserts. A selection of our homemade refreshing drinks is included as well.
Price: $40 per person
In case of bad weather, indoor seating is available at the Pavilion overlooking Beaver Lake, accommodating up to 50 people.
By the beautiful Beaver Lake, discover the dynamic game of spikeball—a mix of volleyball and trampoline, perfect for competitive fun. Also enjoy the famous Scandinavian bowling games mölkky and Kubb, combining strategy and skill. For the traditionalists, there's the ever-popular bean bag toss.
With unlimited access to these activities, you and your group are guaranteed an unforgettable day of fun and nature.
Duration: 2 hours
Flat Rate: $200 per group of 30 participants or fewer
Don’t delay, reserve your day of adventure on Mount Royal! Make unforgettable memories as you join your friends or co-workers in fun activities.
The Une montagne sans limites project aims to make Mount Royal Park accessible to people with functional limitations. Building on our expertise in interpreting natural and cultural heritage, and following successful partnerships with organizations such as the Association des sports pour aveugles du Montréal métropolitain (ASAMM), our team seeks to enhance its offering of adapted activities. The program includes two thematic activities, such as nature-inspired art creation workshops and wellness sessions in the forest, allowing participants to explore Mount Royal through their senses.
Contact Charles Caron, Head of Public Programming, at (514) 843-8240, extension 224, or at ccaron@lemontroyal.qc.ca for more information.
This activity was made possible by Altergo’s financial aid and support.
Starting point: Beaver Lake Pavilion, 2000, Chemin Remembrance, Montreal (Quebec) H3H 1X2 | Ground floor
Special features: The route of this hike can be adapted as needed.
Duration: 2 hours
Distance: 1 km
Reservation required for groups of 12 or more participants
Attention all sliding enthusiasts! Prepare to be thrilled as you hurtle down Mount Royal’s snowy slopes in our snow tubing lanes. Fun and laughter are guaranteed with every descent!
Rate per participant and duration: $9.50 / 1.5 h
Start your winter day off by exploring Mount Royal’s beautiful, snowy trails. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned snowshoer, we have equipment for all skill levels.
Rate per participant and duration: $11 / 2 h
Restrictions: Maximum 30 participants / time slot
Glide gracefully across Beaver Lake’s outdoor, refrigerated skating rink as you enjoy the mountain’s beautiful scenery. We rent skates of all sizes to ensure that everyone from beginners to pros can have fun on the ice.
Rate per participant and duration: $12 / 2 h
Restrictions: Maximum 55 participants / time slot
Click into a pair of our skis and explore Mount Royal’s 22 km of cross-country trails. Along with the equipment, you’ll be provided with a trail map and route suggestions at the rental counter.
Rate per participant and duration: $18 / 2 h
Restrictions: Maximum 30 participants / time slot
Discover cross-country skiing with our new introductory activity designed for adult groups. Accompanied by our experienced instructors, you can enjoy the magnificent snow-covered landscapes of Mount Royal with colleagues or friends. Come share laughs, take on challenges and rediscover the pleasure of movement in winter!
Before planning your outing, please read the following points:
When filling out the registration form, please pay careful attention to the following:
For information concerning group reservations, please email us at reservations@lemontroyal.qc.ca, or call 514 843-8240, ext. 2.
Cancellation by Les Amis de la montagne
In case of poor site or weather conditions, our organization reserves the right to cancel, postpone or modify an activity to ensure the safety of participants. The Education team will notify you 24 to 48 hours before your outing. You will not be charged any fees.
Cancellation by the Organizer
If you cancel less than 10 business days before the outing, you will be charged a $50 administrative fee. If you cancel less than 24 hours prior to the outing, or if you do not show up on the day of your activity, your organization will be charged the minimum rate stipulated in your contract.
For help organizing your group outing on the mountain, refer to our ORGANIZER’S GUIDE (in French only).
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