Montmorency Falls Park (with baby)

Visited Parc de la Chute Montmorency on December 23rd, 2024. We arrived on a Monday and found that it wasn’t overcrowded, which was nice for a more peaceful experience. Unfortunately, the main service office was closed, meaning all activities and services were unavailable during our visit. Despite that, we were still able to walk around and explore the park, passing by the blocked areas like every...

I went at the end of December. Water was frozen and part of the waterfall, too. It's a beautiful place. Perfect for pictures. Gorgeous views. You can walk and get close to the bottom of the waterfall. We went down in the cable car, and you can use it to go up and down as many times as you want for a fee. There is a little gift shop with a coffee shop and snacks. On the top, you can walk across the...

This is a great tourist attraction. The water fall is amazing to watch. There are several different areas to observe the falls from. There is a fair amount of walking. There are some optional areas you may visit that do require lots of stair climbing. Nice park for the kiddos nearby.

This is a full 5 plus. It's an incredible waterfall that is higher than Niagara falls. You can walk up to the top or take the cable car Either way the view is spectacular. There water going over the falls can fill an Olympic size pool every second! Another not to be missed sight/site in the Quebec city area .

Parc de la Chute-Montmorency is an ideal spot for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts. Went on a Saturday afternoon, the park was crowded (weekends, between 10:30-2:00pm seems like the peak times), I recommend visiting early during weekdays and book tickets ahead of time. Buying your ticket on the spot will be a hassle since the visitor’s center is crazy busy. The highlight of our visit is ...