A walk
Place de l'Harmonie (Promenade du Canal)
Rue Sainte-Anne
A resort-style park and promenade along the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue canal. You walk by the water, stop when you like, and the conversation falls into step with you.
Along the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue canal, a walk by the water can open the evening. After that, each of you decides at your own pace, no strings attached.
The West Island is a whole sector, a string of towns along the water, a long way from downtown. For something casual, that geography has its perks: you meet near the lake rather than in a crowd, discretion comes almost on its own, and afterwards each of you heads home quietly on a road you know.
On the site, sign-up takes three steps and costs nothing, and so does browsing. Writing goes through a Gold subscription, after which a stretch of shoreline on Lac Saint-Louis makes a ready-made first meeting point.
Here, landmarks follow the water. The Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue canal has its promenade, the Village de Pointe-Claire looks out on Lac Saint-Louis, and the Centre culturel Stewart Hall is an easy meeting point to find, even for someone coming from far away. With no metro in the sector, everyone arrives by car or bike, and one of these names is enough to set the meeting.
A walk
Rue Sainte-Anne
A resort-style park and promenade along the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue canal. You walk by the water, stop when you like, and the conversation falls into step with you.
A walk
Chemin du Bord-du-Lac-Lakeshore
A large green space on the shore of Lac Saint-Louis, with a multi-use path and access to the water's edge. Sitting by the water together gives you time to see whether the interest is mutual, with no table and no bill.
A walk
Avenue Terra-Cotta
An urban forest in Pointe-Claire with several walking trails. A walk under the trees puts the two of you in a bubble, away from the noise, and nothing stops you from turning back if the spark isn't there.
A walk
Chemin du Bord-du-Lac-Lakeshore
A Dorval park with a lookout, a promenade, a gazebo and a multi-use trail, at the corner of Boulevard Pine Beach. The gazebo is an easy meeting point to describe, and the lookout a first stop to talk facing the lake.
Mostly by the water. The Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue canal promenade, Parc Edgewater or the lookout at Parc Pine Beach all make simple first dates outdoors, easy to suggest and easy to cut short. Say clearly what you want, pick a public place for the first time, tell a friend if it reassures you, and start by opening your free profile on the site.
A free account lets you look at profiles and photos. Writing to someone, and opening the full galleries, takes a Gold subscription.
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If the other person lives closer to downtown, their neighbourhood page helps you find a meeting point halfway from Lac Saint-Louis.
Your free profile takes three steps, and Parc Edgewater is ready for the first stroll.
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