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Cruising area · Saint Lawrence Seaway Bikepath. One of 151 cruising areas in Montreal 1 of 151 in Montreal

Seaway Bike Path Beach.

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It's a beach of pebbles and small polished rocks on the Saint Lawrence River side of the Saint Lawrence RIver bike path. Beautiful view of Montreal Island, Downtown and Mount Royal across the river.

Best time
Summer months in the daytime are best.
Crowd
Mainly guys, for nude sunbathing, between the ice bridge and Favreau Point.
Watch out
There are occasional police patrols in pairs riding mountain bikes.
Last verified
Not yet · updated 2010

Wheelchair: Not accessible

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The guide

Where exactly

Take the bike path on Ile Notre-Dame to the seaway, passing underneath Victoria bridge. Continue south (upriver/ Montreal "east") along the seaway bikepath past Champlain bridge and the ice bridge. (Alternatively, take the path along the ice bridge from Nuns' Island.) There is a pebble beach on the Saint Lawrence River side that is widest in the summer, when the river levels are lower. The best way down to the beach is either to follow the trail down just after the ice bridge, or the one about 2-2.5 km further down at the memorial to Jean Pierre Favreau. Otherwise, between the two spots, you have to scrabble down a rocky slope through trees and underbrush. Cross street: Champlain bridge & Ice bridge.

Cruisiest spot: Between the ice bridge and Favreau Point; most people tend to congregate at the northern end closer to the ice bridge.

When to go

Summer months in the daytime are best.

Etiquette

Get nude, show interest in the other nude guys, if you like the look of them of course!

Nudity: Yes / People go there to sunbathe nude instead ofgoing to Oka. Since the seaway is less easy to get to by car or public transit, nearly everyone gets there by bike.

Safety

There are occasional police patrols in pairs riding mountain bikes.

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I would go tomorrow if someone would like to meet??? Let me know!!!

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Visitor

Is this area still accessible? I don't quite get how to get there... Anyone still goes there?

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