Parc-nature du Bois-de-Saraguay

Beautiful easy trail. In the winter there are more trails. You can go off and explore this beautiful forest.For the most part it is level and groomed.There is a port-o-potty.Easy parking on Jean Bourdon.Two entrances.If you walk towards the back you can follow a trail all the way to Bois de Liesse.

As advertised, this is a huge forest with diversity. However, as someone visiting the place, I felt disappointed. Trails are flat and limited, good for an Autumn walk and a Winter cross country ski. In Summer, there are not enough done by the city to make it a good green space. Mosquitoes there is a lot. Functional space like illustration, interpretation and picnic space, it is not available and none. A positive way to look at it is, better days will be ahead. The neighborhood park Bois De Lissee is a good development example for Bois De Seraguay. In Bois De Seraguay, even cycling is not allowed. What a shame.

Completely disappointed!!The address google maps takes you is not actually the main entrance!!!I was just able to go inside which seems a closed small green space with water side and too many mosquitoes!! So I got more than 20 bites without the chance of finding the main entry!!! I called for info and they said do not even bother to look for the entrance it's a very small reserve better to head to Bois de liesse! :(

We went there to do a geocaching lab adventure. It is a small quiet woods with trails. As well we learned about a disease that devastated a certain type of tree which left a good portion of the woods with only new growths and no mature trees.

It's very small. Barely took 10 minutes to walk on the main trail. But it's nice and quiet. And nature all around is always appreciated.

Good for walking but not for picnic.

The broken fence meant not to adventure a this spot. But search for passerelle japonaise" that was spectacular! lost in the wood."

I fall in love with this nature... Peaceful, virgin... I visited in spring and everywhere was green

Only 2 trails that are fairly short. However the reasoning behind it is understandable and respectable. The trees are old growth so destroying them to make new paths would be sad and ironic since it is supposed to be a nature park.