Outdoor skating rinks and cross-country skiing
Outdoor skating rinks
Last modification: February 27, 2021 – 8:44 a.m.
Make the most of winter at one of our many skating rinks.
Schedule (2020-2021)
Monday to Thursday: 2:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Friday: 12 to 7:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
New COVID-19 guidelines
In addition to public skating, stick-and-puck activities will be permitted on outdoor rinks, in groups of up to eight people, as defined by public health authorities. A maximum of 25 people will be allowed on the ice at the same time and access is reserved for Pointe-Claire residents. The outdoor rinks will continue to close at 7:30 p.m. due to the curfew in effect as of 8 p.m. |
Rink status
Location
|
Facility
|
Status
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Alexandre-Bourgeau
5 Sainte-Anne Avenue |
Large skating rink
Small skating rink
|
OPEN
OPEN
|
Arthur-Séguin
365 Saint-Louis Avenue |
Large skating rink
Small skating rink
|
OPEN
OPEN
|
Cedar Park Heights
22 Robinsdale Avenue |
Large skating rink
Small skating rink
|
OPEN
OPEN
|
Clearpoint
40 Killarney Gardens Avenue |
Large skating rink
Small skating rink
|
OPEN
OPEN
|
Du Voyageur
205 du Voyageur Avenue |
Skating oval
|
OPEN |
Hermitage
400 Hermitage Avenue |
Large skating rink
Small skating rink
|
OPEN
OPEN
|
Ovide
20 Ovide Avenue |
Large skating rink
Small skating rink
|
OPEN
OPEN
|
Northview
111 Viking Avenue |
Large skating rink
Small skating rink
|
OPEN
OPEN
|
Large skating rink
Small skating rink
|
OPEN
OPEN
|
|
Pointe-Claire Village
263 Du Bord-du-Lac – Lakeshore |
Skating oval
|
OPEN
|
Valois
85 Belmont Avenue |
Large skating rink
Small skating rink
|
OPEN
OPEN
|
Guidelines
COVID-19 guidelines
Capacity: 25 people/rink These guidelines are subject to change without notice, to comply with government and public health directives. |
- The use of a helmet, gloves and neck guard is recommended.
- Rinks must only be used during opening hours.
It is prohibited:
- To use a chair, stroller or any other object, with the exception of a learning aid, on the skating rinks.
- To eat on the rinks or to drink alcoholic beverages in the park.
- To smoke or vape within nine metres of the park.
- To climb or sit on the boards.
Pets are not permitted in the chalet and on the rinks.
Respectful conduct is expected at all times. You must leave the rink during maintenance or snow removal activities.
Accidents or damage to the facilities must be reported immediately to staff on site or, in their absence, to Inspection – Public Security (514-630-1234).
The City of Pointe-Claire cannot be held responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged items.
Cross-country skiing and snow hiking
Last modification: February 27, 2021 – 8:44 a.m.
The City is launching a pilot project: a circuit of cross-country ski and walking trails for winter sports enthusiasts to enjoy on the golf course, weather permitting.
Enter from Cartier Avenue to enjoy an outing in the heart of urban nature!
Schedule
Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Trail status
Cross-country skiing trail | OPEN |
Snow hiking trail | OPEN |
Guidelines
- Register with the attendant using your Multi Card.
- Access is restricted to Pointe-Claire residents.
- Keep a distance of two metres between yourself and others at all times.
- Snowshoeing is only permitted on the hiking trail.
- Do not walk on the ski trails.
- The ski trail is reserved for classic style.
- Respectful conduct is expected at all times.
- Promptly clear the trail if you fall or need to stop.
- Only use the trails during opening hours.
- Dogs are allowed on leach only on the hiking trail
It is prohibited to:
- eat outside of the rest area or drink alcoholic beverages
- smoke or vape within nine metres of the grounds
- litter on the grounds
- go off the trails, whether on foot, snowshoes or skis.
Accidents or damage to the facilities must be reported immediately to staff on site or, in their absence, to Inspection – Public Security (514-630-1234).
The City of Pointe-Claire cannot be held responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged items.
You must leave the trails during maintenance activities.
As part of the current pilot project and to limit the number of gatherings in compliance with the health measures related to the pandemic, cross-country skiing on the trails laid out by the City on the private grounds of the Beaconsfield Golf Club is reserved for Pointe-Claire residents this winter.
The cross-country ski trails are planned on the private grounds of the Beaconsfield Golf Club, in the section south of Highway 20.
The Beaconsfield Golf Club will be suspending sledding activities this winter due to civil liability and insurance issues. (document in French only)
Due to the planning and safety standards to which the City is subject, the project is under study and discussions are underway with the Beaconsfield Golf Club regarding the possibility of resuming these activities in the 2021-2022 winter season.
These guidelines are subject to change without notice, to comply with government and public health directives.
Information
514-630-1214