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Parc du Chevalier-Cuivré takes its name from Moxostoma hubbsi. Check current access before making it the main purpose of your trip.
Parc Berthe-Louard takes its name from Berthe Chaurès-Louard. Its appeal depends on how much the area's smaller details interest you.
Parc Chopin takes its name from Frédéric Chopin. If you are already nearby, it can make a useful short stop.
Parc Charpentier offers a brief stop around Beauharnois-Salaberry. Look around the surrounding area too.
Parc-en-ciel offers a reason to slow down briefly while moving through Brébeuf. Pair it with another nearby sight.
Parc Félix-Antoine-Savard takes its name from Félix-Antoine Savard. Allow a little time for the setting rather than stopping only for a photograph.
Parc Bélanger-Optimiste is a place of interest to consider as part of a wider route through Amos. Use it as a pause between larger stops.
Parc de Louisbourg takes its name from Louisbourg. Check current access before making it the main purpose of your trip.
Around Montreal, Parc Grier offers a place of interest away from the busiest headline sights. Keep it flexible within a broader route.
Parc Charles-S.-Campbell takes its name from Charles Sandwith Campbell. Treat it as a flexible stop rather than the anchor of a full day.
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