Canyon Sainte-Anne - Admission

General information

Destination
Quebec City, Canada

Program details

Explore the slopes and rocks 1.2 billion years old along the trails that crisscross the two steep banks of the Sainte-Anne-du-Nord, in the Quebec City and Charlevoix region. As you hike through the forest, you will learn more about the park's history, geology, flora, fauna, and other fascinating natural phenomena, as well as the McNicoll family that manages it.



Enjoy a hike that allows you to discover the breathtaking and spectacular waterfalls of Canyon Sainte-Anne, 74 metres high, surpassing Niagara Falls. Swayback and forth on our three suspension bridges up to 60 metres above the abyss! Many observation points allow you to discover different facets of the Sainte-Anne Canyon, literally step-by-step.



If you want to experience the stunning surrounding with your dog, the groomed trails of the Canyon allow all members of your family, to enjoy a nature walk. During your visit, your leashed canine companion can accompany you without a problem anywhere in the park.



AirCANYON Experience

If you select "Admission + AirCANYON Experience", enjoy a flight on AirCANYON, a Canadian first in a natural environment to your visit to the Canyon and experience your total forest immersion in a most spectacular and unexpected way!

- Speed reaching 31 mph over almost 1300’

- No outdoor experience or high level of fitness necessary

- Safe and accessible for the whole family



Important information for the AirCANYON Experience

Passenger must meet the following physical limitations to be permitted to ride AirCANYON:

• Passengers must be at least 107 cm (42’’) and fit securely in the restraint systems.

• Passengers between 107 cm (42‘’) et 120 cm (47‘’) must be accompanied by an adult.

• Maximum weight for a single passenger: 136 kg (300 lb) and for two passengers: 205 kg (450 lb).

• Passengers with physical disabilities must be able to sit in a way that allows the restraints to operate properly.

• People with a fear of heights should not ride.

• For safety reasons, we ask that prosthetic legs below the knee must be removed prior to the ride.

• Passengers shall comply with all warnings and instructions provided by the operations manager. They shall refrain from behaving in any manner that may cause or contribute to the injury of themselves or others. The operations manager may decide to prohibit someone from riding if needed.

• Food, beverages, glass, or any loose items are prohibited on the ride.

• The chair is designed to carry only one passenger per seat. Children in arms or babies are not allowed.

• Passengers must be able to sit properly in the seat and brace themselves adequately against the forces created by the ride.

• The operator may decide not to allow people to do the activity according to environmental restrictions (Lightning, high wind speed, other prohibitive conditions that could harm the passengers or the equipment). A refund will be applicable.

• Those with any impairment that would prevent normal seating or use of the safety restraints as provided.

• The ride is not recommended for expecting mothers, people with neck or back problems, people who suffer from heart conditions, high blood pressure, recovery of recent surgery, or any other condition that they may be aware of that may result in injury or complication



Languages

Interpretation panels available in English French, Spanish, German, Japanese and Mandarin.