Doncaster river park,Ste-Adèle, Qc

The Doncaster river park, is situated between Lac Masson and the end of the Doncaster river. You will find in the park, several hiking trails on both sides of the river, a park information center, picnic tables and a belvedère on top of a mountain, giving you a stunning view of the St-Adèle valley (altitude:373 m) on the west side of the river. The trails are well marked and some of the trails you cant take your stroller along. Ideal for families. And you can take Fido with you , as long as he is on a leach and you clean up after. at the base of the river, you will find an old hydro dam and the Le Ptit train du Nord bike path. The park was developed in concert with Hydro Quebec and the town of St-Adèle to protect the rustic look of the river and provide access year long for recreation and tourism vocation activities. The park was developed in the 1990.

The park is open every day from 08:00 to 18:00, unless weather degrades the site

The park is situated 50 km north of Montreal, and 6 km from St-Adèle. Free parking available on site.

The entrence fees are; Adults $6.00, Children 6-14 $2.50, the rates are different if you want to fish. See there web site for more details

Web site; Parc de la rivière Doncaster

Phone number:  514-718-6686 or 450-229-6686

Here are a few pictures I took this fall

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Marc Derome is a freelance photographer specialised un HDR, landscapes, events and street photography. He is also a support analyst at the BMO.

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