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Discover the outdoors on the Côte-De-Beaupré
Parc-des-Ancêtres de l'Île d'Orléans
Take time to relax while enjoying the breathtaking view of the St. Lawrence River in Parc des Ancêtres on Île d'Orléans, one of the few green spaces on Île d'Orléans freely accessible to the public. Parc-des-Ancêtres is also a place of remembrance, featuring a monument in homage to the founding families of Île d'Orléans, created by Guy Bel, a blacksmith. This monument has four commemorative plaques at its base, bearing the names of the 272 pioneers of Île d'Orléans and their wives.
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Mont Sainte-Anne Ski Resort
It was in January 1966 that Mont-Sainte-Anne officially became a ski resort. It had four ski lifts, including the only gondola in Eastern Canada, and opened with ten trails for ski enthusiasts! Since then, the resort has earned an enviable reputation for its unique expert terrain and trails for all categories of skiers and snowboarders. What you will always find at all RCR mountain ski resorts is the warmth and friendly nature of our team. Mont-Sainte-Anne continues to expand, and 47 years later, the resort still upholds the same great values: passion, a desire to offer quality services, and conveying the feeling of being at home on the mountain!
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Le Massif Ski Resort
An hour east of Quebec City, Le Massif boasts the greatest vertical drop east of the Canadian Rockies (2,625 ft). With its untamed ski terrain and steep slopes that seem to plunge directly into the sea, the mountain is also renowned for its impressive annual snowfall of over 22 ft (669 cm).
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Activities
In Côte-de-Beaupré, it's impossible to get bored. Ski or mountain bike at Mont-Sainte-Anne, kayak on the river, or explore canyons by zip line or via ferrata. With family or friends, try tree-to-tree courses, guided hikes, or snowmobile excursions. Summer and winter, the region is full of sports and recreational activities for all levels — adventure awaits at every turn.
Culture
Côte-de-Beaupré is a true cultural treasure. Walk in the footsteps of the first settlers by exploring the New France Route, one of Quebec's oldest historic roads. Visit the majestic Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré Basilica, a major pilgrimage site for over 350 years. Discover local craftsmanship in artisan workshops, museums, ancestral farms, and art galleries that dot the region. Here, every turn tells a story, every place reveals a piece of Quebec's heritage.
