GUIDE-PARKS - A blog on Canada's incredible parks

Lake O’Hara is very close to Lake Louise and Lake Moraine, separated only by the Opabeen Pass. But if everyone has heard the names Louise and Moraine – there are huge parking lots near these lakes, and tourists arrive there by hundreds (if not thousands...

Canada is one of the largest countries in terms of land area, and its unforgettable natural landscapes are striking in their individuality and uniqueness. The diverse natural formations of this region: canyons, woodlands, lakes, rivers, are breathtaking...

Jane Mance Park (or “Fletcher’s Field”) is a city park in Montreal. The park is located in the Le Plateau-Mont Royale area on Park Avenue opposite Mount Mont Royale.
The history of Jane Mance Park dates back, in fact, to the second half of the 19th century, when the Montreal authorities acquired land in and around Mount Royale for the city. Because of the nearby farm of which Mr. Fletcher was the owner, the area...

Mont-Royal Park is a city park in Montreal. The park is located in the center of the city on the slopes of the mountain of the same name and is probably one of the favorite recreation places for Montrealers and visitors alike.
Park Mont Royal was designed by the famous American architect and landscape designer Frederick Law Olmsted (one of the creators of New York’s famous Central Park). It is worth noting that the original plan as a result underwent significant changes, and...