
This neighbourhood was formerly known under the name of Aval-des-Rapides (downstream from the rapid) because of its geographical location downstream from the Gros-Sault rapid, which no longer exists because of the hydroelectric dam built on the river at the level of Saint-Vincent-de-Paul.
Many parks can be found in this area, like the parc des Prairies, which is the second largest on the island. You can walk along the paths or go on a bike tour to admire the surrounding nature. A cycling path takes you to Montréal by a railway bridge.
The Laval Travel guide gives you the tourism information you will need to organize your stay in the region. Laval offers diversified products and attractions, activities, events and accommodation for everyone. Tourism in the Laval region is well developed and offers restaurants, museums and activities for the entire family, as well as beautiful flowers.
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