Best Places to Ride Electric Scooters and E-Bikes Around Montreal!

Discover the city your way with EZwheel Canada

Montreal is one of the most exciting cities in Canada to explore on two wheels. With an extensive network of bike paths, beautiful parks, and diverse neighborhoods, there’s no better way to get around than on an electric scooter or e-bike.

At EZwheel Canada, we’re all about making urban mobility fun, practical, and eco-friendly. Whether you’re commuting, sightseeing, or just out for a ride, here are some of the best spots in and around Montreal to take your electric scooter or bike for a spin.

1. Lachine Canal

Perfect for: Scenic rides, relaxed pace
Length: ~13.5 km

Running from the Old Port to Lachine, this waterfront path is a classic Montreal ride. It’s flat, peaceful, and packed with views of the water, old industrial buildings, and parks. It’s great for a laid-back cruise and one of the safest places to ride your e-scooter or e-bike.

2. Mount Royal Park

Perfect for: Nature, views, and a bit of a climb

Mount Royal is the city’s green heart. If you’re riding an electric bike, the Olmsted Road is a fantastic way to reach the top—without the sweat. While scooters are restricted on some internal trails, the roads and paths around the park are scooter-friendly and offer incredible views of the skyline.

3. Old Montreal & the Old Port

Perfect for: Urban charm, waterfront breeze

Old Montreal is full of history, cobblestone streets, and great places to stop for a bite. It’s also right next to the Old Port, where wide paths make it easy to ride along the St. Lawrence River. Slow down and enjoy the sights—it’s one of the city’s most iconic areas.

4. Parc Jean-Drapeau

Perfect for: Long rides, open space, and event vibes

Set on two islands just across from downtown, Parc Jean-Drapeau is one of the most underrated places to ride in the city. There’s tons of space, smooth trails, and even access to the Formula 1 track when it’s open to the public. Whether you’re testing your top speed or just cruising, this place is worth the ride.

5. Samuel-De Champlain Bridge Bike Path

Perfect for: Panoramic views, smooth and long-distance riding
Length: 3.4 km (bridge) + connections

The dedicated bike and pedestrian path on the Samuel-De Champlain Bridge offers one of the most impressive views in the Montreal region. Open seasonally, it connects the South Shore with Nun’s Island and the city. The wide, separated path is perfect for electric scooters and bikes—ideal for a peaceful, scenic ride across the St. Lawrence River.

6. Bois-de-Liesse Nature Park

Perfect for: Peaceful escapes and nature lovers

Tucked away in the northwest part of the island, Bois-de-Liesse is a hidden gem with forested paths and quiet trails. It’s an excellent spot for those who want to get away from the city without leaving it. Just make sure your scooter or bike is charged—cell service can be spotty in some areas.

A Few Tips Before You Ride

• Wear a helmet: It’s required for e-scooter users in Quebec.
• Charge ahead: Make sure your ride is fully charged before heading out.
• Stick to the rules: Respect traffic laws, speed limits, and stay in designated lanes.
• Watch the weather: Plan ahead—Montreal weather can change quickly.

Ready to Ride?

At EZwheel Canada, we stock over 50 electric scooters and bikes to suit every need and budget. Whether you’re looking for something compact for daily commuting or powerful for longer weekend rides, we’ve surely got something for you!

Visit us at 5219 Boulevard Décarie, Montreal, or check out our latest models online at www.ezwheel.ca.

But most importantly, be safe and ride on!

Zakia, Leon