Canyon Ste-Anne
The Canyon Sainte-Anne is a spectacular natural site about 30 minutes east of Quebec City, near Beaupré, set in rock 1.2 billion years old. It is known above all for its 74-metre waterfall (higher than Niagara Falls) and its three suspension bridges, one of which stands 60 metres above the chasm.
Not to be missed :
AirCanyon: For thrill seekers, this attraction, the only one of its kind in a natural park in Canada, lets you fly over the chasm at 50 km/h, strapped into a motorized chair.
Chutes Montmorency
The Chutes Montmorency are a spectacular waterfall at the mouth of the Montmorency River, only 15 minutes from Quebec City. At 83 metres high, they top the famous Niagara Falls by 30 metres. Several walking trails and lookouts let you admire the falls from different angles. The high point is the suspension bridge that spans the crest of the falls, offering dizzying views and a real sense of the water's power. For the more active, a panoramic staircase of 487 steps runs along the cliff, letting you climb up or walk down on foot.
