We did the trip on an excursion from our cruise ship. Great tour and so interesting with fantastic views and scenery. We walked all the way along the bottom and you can feel the spray as you get nearer. A must do. So impressed.

Although the cable car was closed in May 2023, the 83 m high waterfall could still be admired in all its glory, i.e. we first drove to the parking lot at the foot of the waterfalls by car (entrance fee of around 4 CAN $ per person). Then, however, they told us at the cable car station that we would not be able to drive up today, but that we could also get to the bridge above - which spans the waterfall - by car (sat nav address Chemin du Manoir) and that's what we did. We thus saved ourselves the cable car ride, which cost around 15 CAN $, and were still able to walk across the bridge and almost to the foot of the waterfall on the opposite side.

We first parked at the top of the falls and headed towards the suspension bridge. We followed the path behind the visitor center since the main path along the cliff was closed just before the falls. A helpful sign was posted in front of the visitor center warning of the closure. The fall that April morning was roaring and quite impressive. From the top you could see the speed of the water flow and the roar as it went over. Next to the zip line was a lookout that was not very busy but was the best location for a frontal view. At the bottom of the falls we could not get too close as the viewing area was closed. However, from the path we could still feel the force and feel the resulting spray as the falls hit the bottom. Others continued up the stairs towards the top of the falls. The park waived the parking fee (maybe for winter) and we only had to show our ticket’s QR code to get into each parking lot.

Beautiful waterfalls of approx. 80m at approx. 10-15 min. by car from the center of Quebec, in front of the bridge that goes to the island of Orléans (which among other things is worth a detour for the view towards the city). Interesting walk that can be done in one direction or the other, taking advantage of the ascent (or descent) of a few minutes with the cableway. Fair entry price and cableway price. The staircase next to the waterfall is also spectacular.

Magnificent park and what can we say about the falls which are so high! As for those of Nigara, we expect to find them in the middle of nature, but not at all in fact (although you have to do them because they are impressive all the same!), those of Montmorency yes! The path to get there is very well made and safe, with a visitor center. I can only recommend this enchanted moment!

Very pretty park and spectacular waterfall! Magnificent visit. From Quebec, we took bus 800 which leaves us at the top of the falls. Please note, cash is not accepted to pay for entry, too bad...

We loved our time at Montmorency! It is a very impressive waterfall. We took the 800 bus from Quebec City. The bus leaves you a short walk from the top of the waterfall. To really appreciate the fall, you need to take a few hours to explore it from many angles. Take the cable car and see it from below and then take the (long) stairway back up. You will have some very cool views. If you are adventurous, do the zipline -- you will get a link to a video of your zipline experience too!

If you are in Quebec for 2 days, and since touring the city thoroughly only takes a whole day (it is the most beautiful in eastern Canada), you can easily go by bus to the waterfall. The bus stop is 300 meters from the top entrance of the park, and on entering almost immediately you cross the waterfall by a bridge. Then you can go down either by cable car or by stairs (430 steps, difficult to climb) and complete a beautiful walk in 4 hours. If you must retake the bus at the top of the park, I recommend you take the cable car.

An amazing spectacle although it would be quite hard work even if you used the cable car. It should be better still when they put in the planned bridge close to the foot of the falls but the spray at the existing viewing platforms is already formidable. Via Ferrata not open when we we visited but I think this would have been exciting.

We bought tickets in advance for the zip line and park entry. The zip line entry is easily accessed from the top of the falls area. We initially parked at the bottom before figuring that out. The zip line was nice, and they give you an included video. We explored it from the top and then drove down to the bottom because we didn’t want to walk up and down the steep steps.