Remembrance Road will remain accessible to cars, Plante said, and there will also be more parking on that side, at Beaver Lake and Smith House, to facilitate access to the mountain for families and people with reduced mobility. Download our free CBC News App.Ī new building, like the chalet at the lookout on the south side of the mountain, will be built at the top where Camillien-Houde currently connects to Remembrance Road, Plante said. Get the news you need without restrictions.What is now a winding road with paved shoulders and concrete barriers will become a tree-lined footpath, which Plante said will designed to be accessible to all, running alongside a parallel bike path. "We're taking out the asphalt and we're putting in trees," she said. It will be reserved for pedestrians and cyclists but emergency vehicles will be able to use it when needed, she said. Mayor Valérie Plante presented what she called an "ambitious vision" for the road at a news conference on Wednesday.
Camillien-Houde Way, the road that winds up Montreal's iconic Mount Royal, will be closed to most vehicles, the mayor of Montreal announced Wednesday.
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