Morgan Arboretum

Morgan Arboretum is a forest and nature reserve with extensive trails running through sections of native and imported trees from different regions. The grounds include open woodlands, maintained areas, and wild sections that display various types of forest.

McGill University took over this land in 1945 as a research facility for forest studies. Since then it has grown as a center for scientific investigation into forest management and environmental protection.

The place serves as a space where people learn about forest ecosystems and observe how different tree species grow and interact together. Visitors come to understand the importance of conservation and to connect with the natural world around them.

The trails are open for hiking, jogging, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing depending on the season. A day pass or annual membership gives access to all areas and activities available throughout the year.

The grounds are home to many bird species and amphibians that live in the various forest habitats found throughout the site. The range of animal life makes it a valuable spot for anyone interested in observing wildlife in its natural setting.

Location: Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue

Inception: 1945

Website: http://morganarboretum.org

GPS coordinates: 45.43060,-73.95230

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:06