Canyon Sainte-Anne Entry Ticket: Three Suspension Bridges and a 74 m Waterfall

Canyon Sainte-Anne is a hiking park in the forests and mountains of Quebec. The canyon was cut over a billion years into the rock of the Canadian Shield, and 3 km of marked trails run through it. The main sight is a 74 m waterfall, higher than Niagara Falls. Three suspension bridges cross the gorge, and eight viewpoints along the trail point out the highlights. Pétraminis Adventure Park is a separate educational trail of 1 km with 11 to 14 ground-level obstacle modules for all ages. Along it, visitors help the Pétraminis stone creatures catch a "wicked sorcerer" and learn about Quebec's geology. The park is close to Montmorency Falls, the Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, Mont Sainte-Anne and the entrance to the Charlevoix region, so it fits into a longer day of visits to those places.