Montreal - sylpare
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π¨π¦ Quebec Β· Canada β Altitude 51 m
This camera looks out over Montreal from Mont-Royal, the wooded hill that gives the city its name. It is a useful way to check how the skyline and the St. Lawrence Lowlands look before you plan a visit or a walk up the mountain.
Mont-Royal rises about 230 metres above the island of Montreal, a short distance from the downtown core. Its forested slopes, lookouts and the large park designed by Frederick Law Olmsted make it the green heart of the city. The mountain is known as a place where residents jog, cycle and gather in every season, and it offers a clear counterpoint to the dense streets below.
The stream is embedded from the source, so picture details depend on its owner's framing. Views over the city are most rewarding on clear mornings and at sunset, when the light falls on the towers and the river beyond. Autumn colours in the woods tend to be the most striking, while winter views often show snow and frozen ground with a crisp, sharp horizon.
Montreal has warm, humid summers and cold winters with a lot of snow, so spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons for climbing the hill. Several paths and roads lead to the summit lookouts, and the nearby Trudeau Airport is about 15 km away. Other cameras in the area, including the Sylpare view and other Montreal streams, can help you compare conditions across the city.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for this location are shown in the weather block on this page. Montreal's climate varies widely between seasons, so check it before you head up the hill.
The local time for Montreal is displayed on this page and updates automatically. It follows Eastern Time, with daylight saving changes in spring and autumn.
The camera is on Mont-Royal, the mountain in central Montreal. The map on this page shows its position and the surrounding streets and parks.
Clear mornings and sunset are often the most interesting times, and autumn brings strong colours to the forest. Depending on the view, winter can also be striking with snow on the slopes.
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