Top Activities on the Ground in Quebec

The Mont-Tremblant Zipline adventure offers an unforgettable way to experience the stunning beauty of Quebec from above. Glide through the trees on a 4km zipline trek that includes the longest zipline in the province, reaching speeds of up to 100km/h. This adventure is suitable for ages 7 and up, with options for both a full 3-hour experience featuring five ziplines or a quick 1.5-hour discovery tour for those on a tight schedule. With safety gear provided and expert guides to lead the way, the breathtaking views and exhilarating rush will create memories to last a lifetime.

Admire Quebec City from the water's edge—and enjoy a time-saving way to discover the region's top sights—on this St. Lawrence River sightseeing cruise. See the Quebec City skyline, including the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac hotel. Then, spy the thundering Montmorency Falls, and continue to the picturesque Île d'Orléans. Along the way, learn more from your guide's on-board commentary.

Soar over the Old Port of Montreal on this urban zipline circuit — the first of its kind in Canada. Make your way up an 85-foot-tall tower and holler out a ‘Woohoo!’ as you sail across 1200 feet of zipline. Don’t forget to look down and soak up the spectacular aerial views of Montreal. This 30-minute activity will appeal to thrill seekers and families alike.

Hiking with packing goats is a unique way of discovering nature and these amazing animals that are intelligent, funny, and affectionate. Guests will be amazed at the sight of a huge beaver dam on the lake, the abundant wildlife, and the beautiful Quebec forest and landscapes. Watching a real shepherd dog is also a treat and fresh and homemade picking is the perfect way to end a memorable day.

The small island of Île d'Orléans is one of the most popular day trip destinations from Quebec and a bike tour is the ideal way to explore. This electric bike rental lets you explore at your own pace on a self-guided tour, with up to four hours of free time and a selection of mapped routes to follow. With an electric bike you can travel even further and make as many stops as you like along the way.

Mont-Tremblant electric fat bike rentals are made for everyone—from families looking for an easygoing adventure to riders eager to explore the region’s impressive trail network. We offer the right bike for the right ride, every time.

Discover the darkest years of New France on an animated, 90-minute, crime walking tour in Old Quebec. Follow ghostly guides — the executioner Jean Rattier and his wife Marie Rivière — to learn about the details of terrible crimes, arrests and executions that happened in Quebec City centuries ago. Walk the city streets after dark and discover the many secrets of this historic and haunted neighborhood.

The Jacques Cartier Valley and its majestic canyon are an important part of the history of Quebec and the founding of America and are filled with majestic landscapes and scenery. Exploring them accompanied by mountain goats is a unique experience in the world and allows you to have a privileged contact with nature and to live a unique adventure that few travelers have the chance to know. The history and tradition of lumberjacks and woodsmen await you.

Short on time? Explore Québec City’s highlights without the sweat. Skip the exhausting hills and slow walking tours—an electric bike turns the city’s legendary climbs into smooth, easy riding. In just 120 minutes, I guide you through 400 years of history, from the birthplace of French America in Place Royale to the iconic Château Frontenac and the scenic Plains of Abraham. Whether you’re a cruise passenger on a tight schedule or an explorer looking for the ultimate “best‑of” loop, this tour lets you cover more ground, enjoy great views, and make the most of your limited time in Québec City. Maximize your time, skip the fatigue, and experience the city in one fast, fun, unforgettable ride.

An extensive network of bike paths makes Montreal the perfect place to explore by bicycle, but navigating them as a newcomer can be confusing. This e-bike tour covers the city center’s most important sites with a guide so you can focus on the views rather than a map. Pedal through downtown, Old Montreal, and the banks of the St. Lawrence River as a guide shares stories about Montreal history and culture.

Important notice: this e-bike tour is not available for cruise passengers. Cycle the river in MARS! Once you have driven the few km into town to get to the starting point of the cycle path which runs along the Rivière à Mars. Drive towards Parc Le Bec-Scie while admiring the landscapes and viewpoints along the way. Once there, take the main trail for a hike along the river to the Canyon Falls. The landscapes offered by the canyon and the Rivière-à-Mars are essential for nature lovers. Arriving at the chudu de cayon, why not take the opportunity to relax on the viewpoints set up along the magnificent Rivière-à-Mars canyon and walk on the footbridges which overlook this fiery watercourse? On your way: Viewpoints on the Fjord / Downtown Bagotville / Port Afred, industrial sector / Bec-Scie outdoor center / Rière à Mars / Le Cayon / Chute du Cayon Bike - 30.3 km/19.2 miles - round trip Hike - between 3.5km and 5km - round trip

Explore historic Old Québec City on this small-group walking tour. Visit many of Québec City’s top attractions in the Upper and Lower Town districts—like the Fortifications of Québec, Citadelle of Québec, Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church and many more. Discover Québec City's history from 1608 to the present day and get to know this UNESCO World Heritage site, with educational and entertaining commentary from a professional tour conductor.

Skip the awkward group tours and turn exploring Quebec into a game of exploration. Using just your smartphone, you and your crew will take to the city as you solve riddles, complete 20+ challenges, and discover the city. With two itineraries to choose from, you’ll get to learn all about Quebec’s iconic landmarks, its history and culture, and more—all while strategizing and gamifying the adventure.

Discover the beauty of Québec City with ease on this electric bike tour along the St. Lawrence River. Pedal or cruise up the hill to the Plains of Abraham Park. Along the way, stop to see sights like the Promenade Samuel de Champlain, the citadel of Quebec, the Notre-Dame of Quebec Cathedral, and much more. Learn about the city’s history and geography on this small-group tour limited to just 10 cyclists age 18 and over.

Immerse yourself in the dark side of Old Montreal on this exciting ghost walk. After darkness falls, follow your expert guide through the hidden streets of Old Montreal as they bring Montreal's fascinating history to vivid life through spooky stories about Montreal's ghosts, criminals, and history of witchcraft.

A gentle day to discover the raw nature of Quebec in an all-inclusive formula for an incredible hassle-free day. On the road to beautiful nature, your driver-guide introduces you to local culture and history and leads the discussion on board the minibus. Then, a great day of self-guided hiking in Mont-Tremblant National Park or Sept-Chutes Regional Park awaits you. An experience at your own pace to fully enjoy this natural beauty. Plus, meet other avid travelers as well as locals aboard the minibus for magical moments.

See this beautiful island on the Saint Lawrence River in the heart of French Canada on this self-guided tour on an easy-to-ride bicycle. Peddle on a lightweight multi-terrain bicycle equipped with 24-gears following one of four routes to discover sights, lookouts, food, and landscapes.

Quebec City is known for food and history, and this small-group tour gives you an immersion in both worlds. Visit top restaurants and historical sights as you take in the best of Quebec City. Combine a guided walking tour with a stop for two entrees, two main courses, and a dessert at the city's top-rated restaurants. By the end of the tour, you'll be well-fed—and will feel like a local.

Fly through the air on ziplines that stretch across Mont Tremblant Mountain during this guided tour. The journey features Quebec’s longest ziplines—five lines that total almost 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) in length. After being outfitted with your harness, travel to the summit via gondola and start your aerial tour through the mountainside. You'll admire sweeping views over the scenery that few other visitors get to experience.

When visiting Québec City, get to know the neighboring countryside and Montmorency Falls on this small-group bike tour. Enjoy a relaxing 16-mile (25-kilometer) ride from Old Québec's bike-friendly Lower Town district to Montmorency Falls and take a cable car ride to the top of the falls provides an exceptional view of the roaring water. Also, pedal to a city park, and Domaine de Maizerets, a well-preserved historic estate. Cable car ride plus bike, helmet, water bottle, and snacks are included.

This tour offers a unique blend of Quebec’s natural beauty and immersive adventures. Departing from Montreal, you'll first explore Sentier des Cimes Laurentides, you’ll walk among the treetops on an elevated path that leads to an observation tower offering 360-degree panoramic views of the Laurentian forest and mountains. Afterwards, head to Mont-Tremblant, a Canadian maple viewing spot known as the "Little Banff" in East Canada. Climb to the top of Mont Tremblant aboard the panoramic gondola. Feast your eyes on the scenery as you ride to the summit of mount Tremblant! You’ll enjoy breathtaking views of Lac Tremblant, the Laurentians and the surrounding valleys during the ride up, which lasts several minutes. Once you’re on the top of the mountain, you’ll also enjoy an observation tower and several hiking trails! End your journey with a stop at Saint-Sauveur, before returning to Montreal in the early evening.

Skip the generic, slow-moving walking tours and turn exploring Quebec into a fast-paced, customized, sustainable adventure. With this private e-bike tour, you’ll follow your local guide from inside the city walls, starting back in the 17th century. Then you’ll be off to colorful neighborhoods, a “secret” bike trail along the St. Lawrence River, and finally Saint-Roch and the “Grand Marche,” where you’ll finish with a taste of Quebec life.

Revisit Quebec’s fascinating history on this tour of Old Quebec City. A guide will meet you in period costume and lead you through 400 years of exciting history as you wander the only walled city in North America. Visit Place Royale, considered the birthplace of French civilization in North America, and see the magnificent Château Frontenac and the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Québec. A friendly local guide will lead you through the city, which is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. This small-group tour ensures a more intimate experience.