Canyon Sainte-Anne

Canyon Sainte-Anne is a fantastic, soak sided pig out, cut by the Sainte-Anne-du-Nord River, 6 km east of Beaupre, Quebec, Canada. The stream drops over a 74 m cascade inside the ravine. The Canyon gets more than 100,000 guests for every year. Three suspension foot spans cross the gulch, including one 60 m meters over the stream. Numerous beautiful neglects enable families to find monster potholes and different falls. Shake climbing, by means of ferrata and rappelling the gulch dividers are allowed with supervision. Because of its profitable course, the Sainte-Anne-du-Nord River was broadly utilized by lumberjacks toward the beginning of the 20^th century.
Amid an outdoors outing to the region in the mid year of 1965, a previous lumberjack disclosed to Jean-Marie McNicoll how to achieve the Sainte-Anne River falls. As there was no street to the waterway, Jean-Marie needed to advance through the forested areas yet was remunerated with the disclosure. He came back to his sibling Laurent disclosing to him he had found a special place. After two years, they rented the quick shores of the waterway from Hydro-Quebec and obtained the lush parts between Route 138 and the rented riverbanks. Gradually yet definitely, work started to clear a street. Everything was set up to welcome the principal guests on July 14, 1973.