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Explore all regions →The Québec City region encompasses Quebec City, the historic fortified old town, as well as the magnificent countryside of the Côte-de-Beaupré, Orléans Island, and the wild lands to the north up to the Laurentians wildlife reserve. Renting a cabin here means combining urban culture with wild nature just kilometres apart.
Orléans Island, nicknamed the 'Garden of Quebec,' offers farm restaurants, cheese makers, and orchards in a unique pastoral setting. The Côte-de-Beaupré leads to the grand Montmorency Falls and Mont-Sainte-Anne, one of Eastern Canada's most important alpine ski resorts.
Jacques-Cartier National Park, north of Quebec City, is paradise for canoe-camping in summer and snowshoeing in winter. A cabin in the Québec City region places you at the heart of Quebec history and nature.
The Québec City region offers downhill skiing at Mont-Sainte-Anne and Stoneham, cross-country skiing in Jacques-Cartier National Park, snowshoeing, tobogganing on the Dufferin Terrace slide, and the Quebec Winter Carnival in February — the world's largest winter carnival.
Absolutely. Orléans Island is nicknamed the 'Garden of Quebec' for its farm restaurants, fruit producers, cheese makers, and vineyards. A 67 km circuit covers six villages with ancestral homes. The view of Montmorency Falls from the bridge is memorable.
Yes, Jacques-Cartier National Park is an excellent family destination. The Jacques-Cartier River, nestled in a spectacular valley, is ideal for beginner canoeing. Varied hiking trails suit all levels. In winter, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are accessible to the whole family.