Côte-de-Beaupré

Montmorency Falls Park is a sight to behold, and visitors can choose how to see it—by hiking the panoramic circuit, following a guided tour, taking the zipline, or all of the above!  
 

The oldest Christian pilgrimage site in North America is dedicated to Saint Anne, the grandmother of Jesus Christ. Discover its extraordinary history through paintings, mosaics, stained glass, stonework, and wood carvings. 
 

With hiking, mountain biking, golf, and all kinds of other outdoor activities, Mont‑Saint‑Anne is much more than a ski resort! Be sure to venture all the way to the summit for stunning views of the St. Lawrence River. 

Foodies rejoice! Savour over a dozen appetizing tourist destinations, stopping at bakeries, microbreweries, a honey factory, a vineyard, and more. Simply grab a map and follow the recommended itinerary.

This network of hiking trails on the edge of the Charlevoix region offers spectacular river and mountain views.  
 

Marked by signposts with the coat of arms of New France, this 50‑km (31‑mile) stretch of road takes travellers to some 25 attractions along the historic Avenue Royale (Route 360).  
 

This national wildlife reserve is alive with many bird species and breathtaking panoramic views. Take it all in on one of the park’s many hiking trails.  
 

This well‑kept secret across from Mont‑Sainte‑Anne is actually three waterfalls, the tallest of which measures 41 m (135 ft.). Rise to the challenge of climbing all 350+ steps of the newly renovated staircase.