Last modified on 2023-04-14. This page is dedicated to nature lovers and wildlife photographers who are looking to plan their visit to Parc Îles-de-Boucherville. Our aim is to provide you with comprehensive information about the park's wildlife and help you make the most out of your trip.
Two islands connected with a bridge, declared as national park, located in the middle of St. Lawrence River, accessible by car or on boat from either Island of Montreal or Longueuil. National park charges entrance fee.
A pity that there is no public bus transportation available to this park. To get there, you either take a car or, in summer, you take one of the ferries from either Island Montreal, Bellerive, or Longueuil. We recommend by bike as it allows you then to explore the islands on the large network of bike roads.
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Huge area with prairies, ponds, creeks and rivers. With this variety of ecosystems available, you may spot any of the systems common in the Montreal area. Consider though that the park is large and without transportation means like a bike you may spend a lot of time walking around. Cars are not permitted in the park.
2014-07-12
Canon PowerShot SX50 HS; 4.3-215mm; Focal Length 16mm; Exposure 1/1000; Aperture f5.0; Iso 250;
2014-07-12
Canon PowerShot SX50 HS; 4.3-215mm; Focal Length 7mm; Exposure 1/800; Aperture f4.0; Iso 80;
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Written and regularly updated by Karl-Heinz Müller, Dipl. Natw. ETH, Biology. With 10 years of experience in wildlife photography, Karl-Heinz shares first-hand, on-site collected observations, photos and videos from his frequent visits to Parc Îles-de-Boucherville.
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