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Parc de la Chute-Montmorency

Parc de la Chute-Montmorency

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2490 Ave Royale, Quebec City, Québec, G1C 1S1, Canada
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Jul 4, 2018
Gorgeous falls! A must see if you are travelling to Quebec City. We were there on Canada Day and spent a lot more time there than we were expecting too. The park is a beautiful place to have a picnic, and the sights are spectacular. If you are going on a very hot day, be sure to go up on the platform right at the base of the falls. Warning: you will get wet! The mist rains down on you, and is nice and cool. I have also been in the winter time at the top of the falls, and it is still an extraordinary sight to see. Will come back again someday.

Jul 10, 2018
Really great place to visit, the parc is immaculate and very well kept and the waterfall is stunning!! It's hard to describe the natural beauty of this place, and it is definitely worth the visit. The bridge across the fall offers unprecedented views and and intense closeness. Plus the viewing platform from down below is fun and a great photo opportunity, as long as you don't mind getting a little wet from the fall mists. Also, try not to bulk when looking at all the steps you have to walk back up.

Jul 21, 2018
This is a wonderful experience. You get to walk across the falls and view them from many angles. I would suggest that the best views are from the Northern side looking back towards the city. There are plenty of places for picnics and you can ride a cable car to the foot of the falls and back of you wish.

May 3, 2018
You first get a glimpse of these falls as you approach on the highway, but it doesn't feel real untill you stand on the bridge that runs over the top of the falls. You feel the rumble of the water as it moves deceptively fast over the precipice. The voice of your friends is drowned out by the river. Your face is wet by the spray and you are happy. Happy to experience this marvel of nature. Happy that you stopped and took the time to walk the path that leads here. And that is just in the daytime. Night viewing holds other pleasures, too. The conclusion is simple: make time in your visit to this part of Quebec to see these falls.

Jul 21, 2018
Good place if you have run out of the major land marks. Has zip line and a good hike. Has stroller friendly paths as well.

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Mon:9 am - 5 pm
Tue:9 am - 5 pm
Wed:9 am - 5 pm
Thu:9 am - 5 pm
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Sat:9 am - 6 pm