Depart from Old Quebec on board a comfortable shuttle and take the opportunity to admire the majestic St. Lawrence River. The shuttle will drop you off at La Manufacture, where you will present your QR code at the group desk to collect your cable car wristbands. To avoid missing the last shuttle, check the departure and drop-off times.
The Must-Sees at the bottom of the fall!
The nature trail
On the west side, there is a brand-new wooden trail ideal for those who want to get closer to the falls and see them from this new
perspective.
The mineral trail
Located on the east bank of the basin, this trail features a rock garden, benches, and a picnic area.
The contemplative walkway
Passing over the river, the old railway crossing has been replaced by a long, wide footbridge that optimizes pedestrian passage,
for pedestrians, allowing them to sit below and admire the fall.
Connection between the bottom and the top of the fall:
The cable car
The falls dominate the landscape, but on the other side, the view will also be magnificent, overlooking the Saint Lawrence River, Île d'Orléans, and Quebec City. Open
your eyes wide and enjoy the moment!
The panoramic staircase
Clinging to the flank of the cliff, this impressive staircase features 487 steps.
The Must-Sees at the top of the fall!
Restaurant-Terrasse du Manoir
The natural panoramic setting is exceptional. The menu is varied, and the plates are brimming with colors and flavors. An affordable children's menu is also available. For your comfort, our terrace is covered and heated.
The Belvédère de la Baronne
From the Manoir's terrace, a wooden walkway runs along the cliff. It will take you to the suspension bridge. On the way, stop at the Belvédère de la Baronne to admire the landscape.
The suspension bridge
This will be a must-see on your tour. You will feel the waterfall roaring intensely beneath your feet. You're sure to love it!
The zip-line
Defy Montmorency Falls by getting closer to it than ever before. Perched at the top of the cliff, with a length of 300
meters long, the zip-line allows you to cross the cove of Montmorency Falls to
land near the La Baronne viewpoint. With your feet dangling in the air, you'll feel
the roar of the falls, and the mist may reach you.
The Résurgences Trail
It's a well-kept secret among the locals. This wooded trail runs along the Montmorency River upstream of the fall. Departure Point: to
east of the suspension bridge
Distance: 2.5 km round-trip | Level: easy (several stairs)
The fruit plantation
The orchard is great for picnics and enjoying the wide open spaces.
On July 31, 1759, a major clash between the British and the French took place here. The remains of Wolfe's Redoubt
of Wolfe's Redoubt. You can also see the Wolfe House, built around 1818 and listed as a heritage building.
