Quebecs rich history, European charm, and delectable French food make the territory a popular spot for tourists. There are many famous landmarks in and around the city that you will want to visit if you ever find yourself in the area and Montmorency Falls should be at the very top of your list. This waterfall is quite possibly one of the most amazing things I have ever seen. It is the highest waterfall in Quebec and surpasses Niagra Falls by almost 100 feet. When a group of us decided to go on our day off, we didn’t expect it to take us longer than an hour or two. We were clearly unaware of how much time one could spend simply observing the beauty and magnitude of this attraction. There are multiple look out spots to stop on the way up and down and a suspension bridge that stretches across the falls. With a small, once in a lifetime experience, totally worth it fee, you can also zip line across. I screamed for dear life the entire ride but easily would have done it a hundred more times if there wasn’t such a long line. However, if you have a fear of heights, the most amazing view was from the very bottom. You will probably find yourself soaked by the mist once you reach the bottom but turning around and looking up from ground level will make you completely forget that your phone may or may not have water damage. We spent a significant amount of time just staring at the falls in awe and after a million pictures (that don’t even do the falls justice), we left with very vivid imagery of one of Canadas most beautiful attractions.
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