Where to practice an individual sport Montreal

This indoor ice rink, open all year round, welcomes young and old, beginners and advanced. It is an ideal outing for bad weather days. There are special offers for families and students, but also skating lessons and Bout D'chou mornings, from 11.15 am to 12.30 pm on weekends, to allow the youngest to discover the pleasures of skating in complete safety. Skates and helmets can be rented on site. Events are organised on Saturdays (programming on the website).

Skateboarding, rollerblading, scooter and BMX enthusiasts can do all kinds of acrobatics in a large centre dedicated to them in the Ahuntsic district, in the ever-changing Parc Frédéric-Back. The Taz offers a skatepark equipped with various acrobatic modules, as well as a roulodôme dedicated to all sports on wheels and rollers. There is also a climbing area and a slackline zone. Good to know: an outdoor practice area (Skate Plaza) is open to all (free access).

At Jean Drapeau Beach, ÉcoRécréo offers outdoor recreational products for rent: kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, bicycles (electric or not), quadricycles, etc. Guided activities are also on the program, not to mention the many services offered at each site. ÉcoRécréo is also in charge of the Voiles en Voiles family park (aerial courses and inflatable games in the world of pirate and royal boats) and Éco Tours Montréal (Segway and Hoverboard tours), in the Old Port of Montréal.

A pillar of the Quebec climbing community since 1996, Allez Up offers bouldering and rope climbing for all levels. You'll also have the chance to climb 37-metre-high silos outdoors! A wide range of courses will also enable you to take your climbing to the next level. With the addition of two new bouldering branches in 2022, you'll find something for everyone.