Olmsted Path – View of the Montréal skyline loop from Mont-Royal

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Olmsted Path – View of the Montréal skyline loop from Mont-Royal

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Olmsted Path – View of the Montréal skyline loop from Mont-Royal

01:12

10.3km

220m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 28, 2026

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1.59 km

Tam-Tams

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In the shadow of the George-Etienne Cartier monument in Mount Royal Park, many musicians come together in the warm months every Sunday to pursue their hobby together. It's like a small festival that is completed with artisans and street vendors.

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Monument to Sir George-Étienne Cartier

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Quote from 1865 on the monument: "We are of different races not for strife but to work together for the common welfare". And how little have we learned from it to this day...

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2.65 km

Olmsted Path

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4.05 km

View of Montreal from the Camillien-Houde Belvedere

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Undoubtedly less popular than the Kondiaronk belvedere, it nevertheless offers an alternative view and more particularly of the east of Montreal. From here can be seen the Montreal Olympic Stadium, built for the 1976 Summer Olympics.

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4.42 km

Mount Royal Summit

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You have to have been to the highest point, even if there is no special view here...

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5.32 km

View of the Montréal skyline

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View of the Montreal skyline, very popular especially in the evening at sunset, but easily accessible by the road or the stairs

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5.42 km

View of Montreal (Kondiaronk Lookout)

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Kondiaronk Lookout gives you that classic view of downtown Montréal, with the city skyline spread out below and the St. Lawrence River beyond. The broad terrace in front of the Mount Royal Chalet gives you plenty of room to stop and take it all in. The lookout was named for Kondiaronk, a Wendat leader who played an important role in the Great Peace of Montréal in 1701.

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