Verdun waterfront path (Les Berges)
Verdun, Montréal
A multi-use path along the St. Lawrence, one of four in the borough. Verdun counts about 15 km of public waterfront paths.
Insider tip
The path is shared by walkers and cyclists, so keep right and stay alert. In winter an unplowed 625-metre trail between Monseigneur-J.-A.-Richard and Beatty parks is used for fat biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Nearby
Around Verdun
A river beach, an arena and a pedestrian main street
Verdun runs along the St. Lawrence on the Green line. The beach and the Auditorium sit next to each other on Boulevard LaSalle, and Rue Wellington is the main shopping street. Most of the outdoor attractions are seasonal.
Verdun has 11 places on the Roam Montréal map: 6 parks and gardens, 3 landmarks, 1 neighbourhood and 1 museum. Read the Verdun guide.
Good to know
- How do I get to Verdun waterfront path (Les Berges)?
- The nearest station is De l'Église (Green line). Verdun waterfront path (Les Berges) is in Verdun, Montréal.
- How long do you need at Verdun waterfront path (Les Berges)?
- Plan for 1 to 2 hours.
- When is the best time to visit Verdun waterfront path (Les Berges)?
- Summer evenings.
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