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Scenic points in Quebec

Lookouts and observation towers for a breathtaking view.

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Treetop Walk Laurentides

The Tree Top Walk is an immersive nature experience located at Mont-Blanc near Mont-Tremblant in the Laurentians, about 1.5 hours from Montreal.

Belvédère de la Mine British Canadian

This observation platform is freely accessible in the summer, located opposite the O'Brien general store on rue du Lac-Noir in the Black Lake area.
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Le parc du Belvédère de Lingwick

The gazebo is located at the former entrance to the first bridge across Rivière au Saumon, offering a spectacular view of the river.

Quai de Petit-Saguenay

The Petit-Saguenay wharf has one of the most spectacular views over the Saguenay Fjord.

Tour d’observation Hydro-Québec

At the Cité de l'énergie Science Center, take a panoramic elevator to the top of a 115-meter-high observation tower built from a former Hydro-Québec transmission tower.

Putep’t-awt Site d’observation de Cacouna

Come and meet our interpreter-guides, who will introduce you to Wolastoqey culture while immersing you in the fascinating world of marine mammals with the "Window on Belugas" activity!

Observatoire de la Capitale de Québec

Looking for a Unique Family Activity in Quebec city?

Funiculaire du Vieux-Québec

The funicular runs between upper and lower Québec City and can be accessed through the Maison Louis-Jolliet, located in the Petit-Champlain district, and from Terrasse Dufferin, just behind Château Frontenac.

Belvédère St-Pancrace

This lookout located 8 km (5 mi.) east of Baie-Comeau has a stunning view of the fjord, the Anse St-Pancrace, and the St. Lawrence River, which stretches as far as the eye can see.

La Grande Roue de Montréal

La Grande Roue de Montréal brings you an unforgettable experience, in the comfort of a climate-controlled gondola which is air-conditioned in the summer and tempered in the winter.

Pyramide des Ha! Ha!

Erected in memory of the 1996 floods, the Pyramide des Ha!

Observatoire Craig

Perched at a height of 460 metres, the observatory offers a spectacular view of Saint-Jean-de-Brébeuf and its surroundings.

Some views take a full day’s hike; others wait at the top of a staircase. Lookouts and observation towers reveal sweeping panoramas over rivers, mountains and valleys, and they truly earn their keep at sunset when the light puts on a show. They make the perfect photo stop on any road trip or city stroll. Climb into the directory in Québec to find your next favourite viewpoint.