Hiking in Sainte-Anne Canyon near Quebec City

Go hiking in Sainte-Anne and explore its billion-year-old canyon, just 35 minutes from Old Quebec!

On a hike through the heart of the Sainte-Anne canyon, you'll feel tiny in the face of the immensity of the natural landscape sculpted by Mother Nature. Enjoy the incredible scenery of Quebec's mountains and forests, just a stone's throw from Quebec City!

Accessible even to people with reduced mobility, this hike, unique in Canada, will provide you with a convivial and rejuvenating experience. The billion-year-old Sainte-Anne Canyon lies between Quebec City and Charlevoix. Close to the Basilique Sainte-Anne de Beaupré and the Montmorency Falls, you can enjoy a hike in the Sainte-Anne Canyon and discover its signposted footpaths.

The Canyon Sainte-Anne trail stretches over more than 3 km, along a spectacular waterfall that surpasses even that of Niagara. You'll be amazed by the breathtaking view of the canyon carved out by the powerful Sainte-Anne River through granite rock. The canyon also offers three crossings of the waterfall via suspension bridges, one of which is 60 metres high. In addition, there are 12 observation lookouts offering breathtaking views of the waterfall.

A hike in the Sainte-Anne Canyon will take you through some simply stunning scenery, with breathtaking views. And if you're looking for a thrill, don't hesitate to try zip-lining over the Sainte-Anne canyon after your hike!

Book your hike near Quebec City and explore Sainte-Anne Canyon from the trails and maybe even from the air!