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Don’t let your husband trick you into walking to Mount Royal then hiking through the woods. You can absolutely take an Uber and get dropped off! 😂 The hike is beautiful if one was dressed appropriately for it and brought water. The over look was beautiful and bathrooms along with a cafe is also available. The cross is a little further from the overlook but I was like what the heck my blowout is ruined and my makeup was already sliding down my face…what’s a little further going to hurt. It was great glad we did it.
Do not stop to the Belvedere, this is place to go if you are looking for more elevation (and the path will let you have great views on the city and the nature).
Unique and worth the walk as many viewpoints nearby!
Nice trails to get there and interesting to see the cross. Not really great views from there as it is set back in the trees, but if you are climbing up to the top of Mont Royal, it is worth the walk to see it.
Beautiful place.
It has racoons nearby the cross, around the bus stop.
It has racoons nearby the cross, around the bus stop.
Mount Royal Cross: Journeying through the labyrinth of pathways that traverse Mount Royal Park unveils a splendid revelation at its pinnacle—the iconic Mount Royal Cross.
This towering structure, an epitome of grace and grandeur, offers more than just a vantage point—it provides refuge from the sun's embrace on a scorching summer day. The cross's expansive dimensions grant solace beneath its shade, allowing visitors to linger and absorb the breathtaking panorama that unfolds.
Beyond its physical presence, the Mount Royal Cross is a sanctuary of contemplation. Amidst the rustling leaves and the chorus of nature, one can't help but be drawn into a state of serenity, where thoughts intertwine with the whispering winds and the rustling of leaves.
As daylight wanes and the skies are painted in the hues of twilight, the cross undergoes a transformation. Illuminated against the canvas of night, its silhouette stands as a beacon that reaches far beyond its perch. This radiant display serves as both a landmark and an inspiration, a tangible reminder of the enduring spirit that Mount Royal embodies.
In summation, the Mount Royal Cross is more than an architectural marvel—It's a place where solace and splendor intertwine, where nature's symphony plays out against a backdrop of urban wonder. From its ample shade to the contemplative aura it exudes, the Mount Royal Cross is an emblem of nature's resplendent embrace.
This towering structure, an epitome of grace and grandeur, offers more than just a vantage point—it provides refuge from the sun's embrace on a scorching summer day. The cross's expansive dimensions grant solace beneath its shade, allowing visitors to linger and absorb the breathtaking panorama that unfolds.
Beyond its physical presence, the Mount Royal Cross is a sanctuary of contemplation. Amidst the rustling leaves and the chorus of nature, one can't help but be drawn into a state of serenity, where thoughts intertwine with the whispering winds and the rustling of leaves.
As daylight wanes and the skies are painted in the hues of twilight, the cross undergoes a transformation. Illuminated against the canvas of night, its silhouette stands as a beacon that reaches far beyond its perch. This radiant display serves as both a landmark and an inspiration, a tangible reminder of the enduring spirit that Mount Royal embodies.
In summation, the Mount Royal Cross is more than an architectural marvel—It's a place where solace and splendor intertwine, where nature's symphony plays out against a backdrop of urban wonder. From its ample shade to the contemplative aura it exudes, the Mount Royal Cross is an emblem of nature's resplendent embrace.
Nice walk, no difficult to reach. I’ve been there during winter and autumn seasons and both are beautiful. The cross is basically the summit of the walk.
A must visit
This rock is a vital piece of our dark history and a vital lesson in this city, however it should never have been moved. No politician should have a say about it's location.
I was surprised how easy to miss this rock. It’s just in the middle of the road….. I went there to see Irish heritage but missed it in my first try. Feeling bad for Irish people and hoping there will be a museum for it.
Lovely so much!
I went when no one was around (dusk on an icy winter weekday), and it was so peaceful up there, I got some great pics! If you're into monuments, this one's scale may surprise you up close (you can walk through the base of the cross).
For anyone interested in Montreal's Irish heritage, this is a must.
Alongside bthe road not the best place for a memorial, should be moved to the revitalized Griffin Town
Beautiful monument
An Irish monument to the many thousands who died attempting to escape the Great Hunger in Ireland. Over 6000 dead are marked by this headstone