Canyoning-Québec

A wet vertical adventure!

A great canyoning classic at the foot of Mont-Sainte-Anne ski resort! Excellent for all experience levels, from pure beginner to adventurer.

After your personal equipement preparation and an introduction clinic to rappel on rope, you will abseil in two vertical falls of 12 and 19 meters, monitored by our professional guides.

The site is spectacular and has impressive deep pools at the bottom of each cascade. We will also offer the option to jump off the cliff in a deep water pool, 7 meters high!

Cascades and waterslides (regular excursion)

In the heart of the Massif de Charlevoix a new mythical canyon is born. A stream offering 5 waterfalls to abseil on rope with jumps, swimming pools and incredible waterslides. Magical surroundings where ribbons of clear and white water ram into the green moss coated bedrock.

An adrenaline rush in cold water (50°F) for physically fit beginners. A high-end product with cutting edge equipment to go further in canyoning. For age 14 and up. See that amazing site on this video.

Sporting canyoning and river tracing at the Massif

In the heart of the Massif de Charlevoix a new mythical canyon is born. After descending the first 5 waterfalls of the regular excursion (by abseiling on rope with jumps, swimming pools and one incredible waterslide), the stream continues in a secluded valley. You can add another two hours of horizontal river tracing and scrambling and  finish with two extra vertical cascades.

If you wish, you can choose to reserve the regular excursion.

See that amazing site on this video.

Jean-Larose Falls is the only location in North America to do ice canyoning!

Canyoning-Québec offers to discover an amazing and zen (frozen!) winter landscape. The excursion will take you to the breathtaking 41 meter frozen and dry last drop of Jean-Larose Falls, at Mont-Sainte-Anne. The rappel is done with crampons on frozen ice cascades in dry conditions. 

There is an initiation clinic to learn the rappelling technique in two easy 20 meters steep slopes before approaching the great drop.