Outdoor Activities in Quebec City

Discover the winter beauty of Station Duchesnay National Park on this 4-hour ski-shoeing hike. A mix of cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, ski-shoeing provides low-impact exercise amid peaceful forest landscapes. With trekking poles in hand, follow a guide onto snowy trails and learn about the Quebec woods. Warm up with hot chocolate, stop for breaks, and keep watch for wildlife in the area, including deer and moose. This small-group tour is limited to eight people, ensuring a more personalized experience.

Just half an hour from downtown Quebec City, explore Jacques-Cartier National Park's winter landscape on a 3-hour. With the help of monster tires on electric bike that grip onto surfaces, you can explore the park with ease. The powered wheels allow first timers and experienced cyclists alike to discover the winter countryside.Bike equipment, round-trip hotel transport and lunch are included on this small-group tour.

The Jacques-Cartier National Park lies to the north of Quebec, with soaring peaks and dense forests home to a diverse array of native wildlife - but the snowy terrain makes exploring the wilderness landscapes a challenge. On this tour, travel with ease by Nordic back country skis, and spot deer and moose in their natural habitats. Suitable for beginners and experts alike, your tour includes park fees, all equipment, and round-trip travel from Old Quebec.

Parc de la Chute-Montmorency is a few minutes from Quebec City. Located between the river and the cliffs, it's one of the province's most spectacular sites. With its 83 meters high (30 meters higher than Niagara Falls), Montmorency Falls dominates the landscape. It can be discovered on foot, by cable car, or from the gourmet restaurant. It's an ideal setting for a stroll after a business meeting or a reception. For the more active, a 300-meters zipline, and the via ferrata, a hiking trail on a cliff, promises some adrenaline and breathtaking views. Accessible year-round, the site works its magic day and night. During winter, in very cold weather, fine splashes from the falls freeze and eventually form the famous Sugar Loaf, an impressive cone of ice at the foot of the waterfall. The entire cove of the park has been illuminated after dark. Discover an impressive and enchanting spot!

Just half an hour from downtown Quebec City, explore Jacques-Cartier National Park's winter landscape on a 3-hour. You'll learn about Quebec forest, area's history, culture and nature along the way from your experienced guide and you'll capture great photos of the winter landscape.Snowshoe equipment, round-trip hotel transport and lunch are included on this small-group tour.