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Cruising area · South shore St. Lambert. One of 151 cruising areas in Montreal 1 of 151 in Montreal

Trail Between Victoria & Champlain Bridges.

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Great spot to ride a bike, walk a trail and see some nice alcoves to play or watch guys resting or .

Best time
All day
Crowd
Young, old. More sporting types on bikes, lots of spandex shorts.
Watch out
Flies in spring can hinder your enjoyment.
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The guide

Where exactly

The best way is to park in the lot next to the Victoria Bridge seaway locks. Or if you have a bike to ride the trail that is on the lower part of the canal facing Montreal. Cross street: Seaway.

Cruisiest spot: Leaving the Victoria bridge to the east, head west about 100 feet until you see a Hydro wire tower in white, head to the water's edge following the trail that winds it's way to the Champlain bridge. Best if you have a bike to cover as much territory as possible.

When to go

All day. Best times: Better from mid-afternoon to sunset. Dates open: Weather permitting.

Etiquette

Rare will you see straight people, but do keep an eye out for the possible lingerers or voyuers.

Safety

Flies in spring can hinder your enjoyment. Occaisional partiers have bonfires in the late evening.

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Comments

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Visitor

Thanks for the info - could someone message me with a link to mapquest, I'm having trouble figuring out where this place is. :-) Thanks.

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Visitor

In the south shore, drive to the Parking lot next to the Victoria Bridge. Walk accross the pedestrian bridge that goes over the seaway. turn left and walk about 50 mts over the bike path until you see a white Hydro wire tower on your right. There is a small path (just before the tower) that leads toward the woods. Get lost and enjoy.

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Visitor

Where is this place? If you know, please give some good, detailed directions. Trued to find it once, but no luck. Sounds like a great spot.

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