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The Parc Valéro loop via the Les Écarts et des Différences path is a pleasant and easy walk in the forest. The trails run along two rivers and there are interesting elevation changes. There are several benches to sit on, bird and squirrel feeders and even bat houses. It is a beautiful place for a family hike with children and beginner walkers. And it's super well marked; the map of the trails is presented regularly, at the crossroads of the different loops. The trail is mostly covered, ideal...

This is a difficult hike in the vertical staircase of rue de Vimy through the alleys of the undergrowth of the Plains of Abraham. There are 398 steps with a few platforms on the way up to rest of you need it. Overall, this is a fun physical challenge and great way to get to the park. However, the area is heavily used by people exercising so can get quite crowded on nice days.

This magnificent bike path that runs along the St. Lawrence River gives you a breathtaking view of the upper town of Quebec. Ideal for family walks, for running or for bike rides with friends, this walk will delight you. It is possible to connect to the Bellechasse bike path and extend your bike ride.

A walk through Canada's most history-rich city. Exploring Quebec City's history can be an all-consuming pastime and a rewarding one. The walk outlined below takes you through much of it, but sticking slavishly to a route would be a mistake. The Old City is full of inviting little detours and alleyways. Don't bother resisting them.

The Etchemin River Pedestrian Path is a quiet little walk, with magnificent views. The path offers the choice between paved path or in the forest by ends. There are beautiful views of the falls and the Etchemin River in the middle of the ride. Remains of the old abbey and a chapel are on the way. Little frequented and several possible tracks according to your desires or your means of transport. Secret places like a sandy beach bordering the river shared with fat bike and road bike tracks.