Charter a bus rental to Mont Royal
If you’re looking for some of the best elevated views of the city during your visit to Montreal, you have to take the time to climb to the peak of Mont Royal. This small mountain to the west of downtown Montreal offers a chance to explore one of the city’s best green spaces. The best way to get your group to the trailhead for Mont Royal is to hire a Montreal charter bus.
Why charter a bus for Mount Royal
Mont Royal’s size makes it tough to see everything in a day. But if you plan correctly, you can have your door-to-door shuttle service drop you off at the north end of the park to start your day and pick you back up at the park’s southern edge in the afternoon. This will give you plenty of time to enjoy the trails, take pictures, and stop by a few historical landmarks in the park. Larger groups can enjoy the comforts of a coach bus or minibus while a school bus would be a better choice for organizing a class field trip to Mont Royal.
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About the Surrounding Area
Mont Royal is bordered by Park Avenue to the northeast and Cote-des-Neiges Road to the southwest. If you want to drive along the western edge of the park to scope out some potential landmarks, instruct your driver to utilize the Voie Camillien-Houde. Along this route, you’ll find the Belvedere Camillien-Houde, which is a very popular tourist attraction for taking splendid photos with the Montreal cityscape in the background. If your group gets a little tired walking through the park, head on over to the Mont Royal Chalet for a little caffeine boost. This chalet is located within a historic cottage built in 1932 and offers outdoor seatin...
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About Mont Royal
Some call it a small mountain. Some call it a hill. But whichever way you lean, Mont Royal offers some of the best panoramic views of Montreal without actually having to leave the city. It is part of a longer chain of hills called the Monteregian Hills, which lie between the Laurentians to the northwest and the Appalachian Mountains to the southeast. The park that surrounds Mont Royal is one of the city’s most sizable green spaces. It features a number of winding nature trails and boat rentals for those interested in going on a quick paddle on Beaver Lake. The park was first inaugurated in 1876 and was actually designed by the same man who designed New York’s Central Park, Frederick Law Olmsted. It covers more than 200 hectares and offers Montreal residents year-round outdoor recreation opportunities. Mont Royal is one of the most highly visual landmarks in the St. Lawrence Valley. As such, it was designated as a Historic and Natural District by the Quebec government in 2005. It is actually the first place to receive such a designation in the entire province. The park boasts a number of eco-friendly activities for visitors to enjoy, including birdwatching, snowshoeing excursions, ice skating, and participating in the park’s Annual Mountain Clean-Up Day!
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