Since the quality (and existence) of the ice depend on Mother Nature, unless you're in contact with a skater who knows a certain place you should call the listed number before going. Click here for directions to these and other places. Eastern Townships Granby:   (Recommended) 800-meter lighted oval on Lac Boivin. Tel. 1-800-567-7273. Magog-Orford:   1500-meter lighted trail along Lake Memphrémagog. Tel. 1-800-267-2744. Sherbrooke:   400-meter lighted oval in Sylvie-Daigle Park. ~350-meter lighted oval in André-Viger Park. Tel: (819) 821-5842. Lanaudière Joliette:   (Recommended) 9000-meter skating track on the Rivière L'Assomption. Interesting website. Call 1-800-363-1775 for ice conditions. Repentigny:   1000-meter lighted trail in the Parc régional de l'île Lebel. Tel: (450) 657-9914. Laurentides Mont-Tremblant:   1500-meter lighted skating track on Lac Moore. Tel. (819) 425-9917. Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson:   (Recommended) 7000-meter skating track on Lac Masson. Tel. 1-800-561-6673. Mauricie & Bois-Francs Domaine de la Forêt Perdue:   10,000 meters of skating tracks, near Mont-Carmel. Tel: (819) 376-1613 or 1-800-603-6738. Parc de l'Ile Saint-Quentin:   1500-meter skating track near Trois-Rivières, Tel: (819) 373-8151. Montérégie Canal de Chambly:   1000-meter track in Saint-Luc, and a 500-meter track in Chambly. Tel. (514) 990-0139. Ste-Martine & St-Hyacinthe:   3000-meter skating track. Tel. (450) 427-3050 or 1-800-849-7276. Montréal & Laval Montréal:   500-meter Bonsecours Basin Skating Rink in the Vieux Port. Sainte-Rose:   1000-meter skating rink in the Parc de la Rivière des Mille-Îles. Tel: (450) 622-1020. Saint-Vincent-de-Paul:   400-meter speed skating oval in the Centre de la Nature. Tel: (450) 662-4942.