Want to take a winter walk in one of our parks? Are you looking to find the winter trail nearest you? Here is everything you need to know about winter walking paths in Pointe-Claire.

Once enough snow has accumulated on the ground, ideally between 20 and 25 cm, our teams transform several park trails into winter walking paths for all to enjoy. This activity is a fun opportunity to make the most of the winter season, while also staying active.

Location of the Winter Paths 2025-2026

The City offers winter paths in several of its municipal parks and green spaces, including:

Alexandre-Bourgeau Park (5 Sainte-Anne Avenue)
Edgewater Park (Du Bord-du-Lac– Lakeshore Road)
Stewart Hall Park (176 Du Bord-du-Lac– Lakeshore Road)
Maples Park (401 Saint-Jean Boulevard)
Kinsmen Park (1 Crewe Avenue)
Belmont Park (139 Sunnyside Avenue)
Cedar Park Heights Park (22 Robinsdale Avenue)
Northview Park (111 Viking Avenue)
Terra-Cotta Natural Park (100 Terra-Cotta Avenue)
*Beaconsfield Golf Club (49 Golf Avenue)

*Please verify the status of the Beaconsfield Golf Club winter path before heading out.

Equipment Rental

The City does not rent gear for this activity. If you decide to go on a winter walk, it is recommended to bring:

A winter jacket, hat, boots and snowpants
Backpack with essentials (water, snacks, cellphone)
Walking poles (if required)
Snowshoes (if required)

Cross-Country Skiing Trail

Every winter, the Beaconsfield Golf Club is transformed into a cross-country skii trail for all to enjoy, weather permitting. For more information, visit our cross-country skiing trail page.

Find a Cross-Country Skiing Trail