Drive around til you find the ice skating rink. There is a toboggan run nearby and cross country skiing . There is a pavilion with a cafe upstairs (with the best hot chocolate I’ve ever had) and equipment rental downstairs. We just watched but it all looked so fun! The ice rink had Xmas trees with lights in the middle and nice music on the speakers .

We enjoyed a relaxed walk around the charming lake, offering breathtaking views of the autumn trees reflected in its waters, perfect for capturing in photos. Our exploration eventually took us to the cross, which, although slightly underwhelming up close, didn't detract from the overall experience. We observed the trails were well-kept, and ongoing efforts to enhance and preserve the facilities were evident, contributing to a thoroughly enjoyable outing.

View over the whole city. If you have time, go up the steps leading from the city. It is also possible to go up by car to the car parks which are located almost at the top of the mountain. Place worth visiting. Possibility to eat a small meal at the top bar.

Walked up from Mont Royal station to join the Grand Staircase halfway up which took about 40/45 minutes to the chalet. Views are definitely worth the climb. Quick coffee then down 549 stairs to top of Peel Street. Really recommended.

Views of Montreal are more than stunning from the Kondiaronk Belvedre. The park is very well-kept and clean. The Chalet at the top serves reasonably priced coffee and snacks. If you go from Rue Peel steps, you have to climb 339 steps to the top. If you don't want to, there is a accessible route from the Smith house parking lot.

The park is an expanse of greenery and trees really beautiful and well maintained. Families busy picnicking alternate with cyclists and joggers. The arrival at the viewpoint is about 15 minutes from the parking lots, which can also be used with strollers. Arrived at the top the large open space makes way for the balustrade from which to admire a beautiful view of Ottawa. American-style services: $6+tax for a popsicle... Note of merit for the beaver pond, with nice benches to relax.

Going to the park by public transit was easy enough, but since it's by a bus, it is subject to traffic conditions, which are pretty brutal in a large city such as Montreal. Regardless, the walk from the bus stop to the view point wasn't bad. The trail was wide enough to accommodate many people at once! We were blessed with a clear sunny day to view the Montreal skyline! And there's no better place to view it than Mont Royal!

I walked up the Rue Peel Steps to the Belvédère Kondiaronk for the iconic view of the city. It is a bit of a workout, especially if you're coming from the Metro Station, but it's definitely worth it. There are a bunch of other trails in the park, and I continued on to the lovely Beaver Lake. Unfortunately, it started to rain, so I cut my exploration a bit short, but Mount Royal Park is well worth a couple hours.

We took an Uber to the park, but were dropped off at the bottom of the stairs to the lookout at Chalet Mont Royal. Be prepared if you do that-there were about 400 steps and in the heat, it was tougher than I expected. Take water and take breaks. But the view was great and worth the trip. We didn’t go to the cross or cemetery; but we heard that was something that we should have done as well.

The park is lovely! We were somewhat confused about where things were, which is why I gave it 4 stars. We wanted to find the Grand Staircase and start at the bottom but because we couldn’t figure out where to park and where to start, we ended up parking at the lot near the building and walking a very short distance up the Olmsted Trail only to realize we were already at the top! We had to walk down and back up the staircase, which was wonderful but weird. We intended to hike up to the staircase but because we were parked at the top, we missed the hiking up portion entirely. We weren’t the only confused visitors. On the way up the trail, two other families stopped us to ask where the staircase was and because we were also confused, we gave them bad information. A giant map or some explanatory website information would help this. But other than that, we had a lovely experience. The park is beautiful. Visiting in the evening hours proved to be cooler than midday and possibly not as crowded.