Quebec road trip: Montmorency Falls to Quebec City
Explore a 47.4 km route through Quebec, Canada, connecting iconic landmarks including the Robert-Bourassa Hydroelectric Plant, Montmorency Falls, Mont-Tremblant, La Plaine d'Abraham, and Château Frontenac in Quebec City. This 84-minute route showcases the province's blend of natural wonders and 400 years of French-Canadian history.
- Distance
- 47.4 km
- Mode
- route
- Start
- Welcome to Quebec
- End
- Quebec City
- Stops
- 7
- Video author
- travmap
- Updated
Stops on this route
- Welcome to Quebec — Quebec province: a world wrapped in a French accent, 400 years of history breathing in stone buildings.
- Robert-Bourassa Hydroelectric Plant — James Bay project hydroelectric facility generating 5,600+ megawatts, powering Quebec and parts of the United States.
- Montmorency Falls — Historic waterfall shaped by tectonic shifts, named after a French duke. Features trio of cascades and Via Ferrata climbing experience.
- Mont-Tremblant — Charming mountain resort town in Quebec's Laurentian region.
- La plaine d’Abraham — Historic battlefield where the 1759 decisive battle determined British control of Quebec, now a scenic urban park overlooking the St. Lawrence River.
- Château Frontenac — Iconic historic hotel and landmark in Old Quebec City, overlooking the St. Lawrence River.
- Quebec City — Capital of Quebec province, historic Old World charm with 400 years of French heritage preserved in stone buildings.
Video on this route
Wonders of Quebec | The Hidden Places No One Talks About! | Travel Video 4K