Lachine Canal National Historic Site

• Ken Tf on Google
  
  
  (December 21, 2018, 1:17 pm)

  Always a nice pla e to look at the landscape

• Parvez Fattah on Google
  
  
  (August 15, 2018, 12:05 am)

  Excellent for a stroll and ice cream in the evening. Wish the restaurants were open after 6

• Hesam Shahin on Google
  
  
  (July 25, 2018, 1:43 am)

  One of the most beautiful paths around the island either your drive, walk or bicycling.

• Mega Bear on Google
  
  
  (May 15, 2018, 2:29 am)

  This is the first lock of the Lachine canal heading east towards Montreal. Very nice place to watch boats lock through as they travel along the Lachine canal in summer. It is also a nice place to walk as it is connected to several parks and a large marina with some very nice boats / yachts. There is restaurants close by or many places to picnic. Bring your bike if you wish, you can go along the canal to Montreal.

• Dominic Roussel on Google
  
  
  (December 15, 2017, 10:31 pm)

  It's such a beautiful place to walk around. Spring summer fall you can rent bicycles canoes boats. In the winter some of the water freezes over the lights are out beautiful stroll in the evening.
  
  They're great restaurants in the area beautiful views very relaxing. Bicycle repair shops bike paths not to mention the Myriad of historic artifacts and buildings to see in the area.
  
  The lock station is a joy to watch opening and closing and what letting the boats go through. It's also a perfect place for a picnic.

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Lachine Canal National Historic Site | Tourisme Montréal

Winding through Montréal's southwest borough, the Lachine Canal National Historic Site is a multi-faceted attraction that offers a welcome respite from urban hustle and bustle. For leisure and recreation, the well-maintained path that runs along the canal offers one of the best spots in the city to walk, run or cycle.

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The Lachine Canal is 14.5 km long and boats navigate through a 14-m difference in water levels. There are five locks in the canal and the minimum transit time is 3 hours from one entry point to the other. Please note that the overhead clearance on the Lachine Canal is 2.4 m (8 feet) and that the draught is 2 m (6 feet, 6 inches) deep.