Beaupré

Beaupré appeals to vacationers who want to combine days by the water with activities around Mont Sainte-Anne. The St. Lawrence River and Sainte-Anne River offer specific places to take a break by the water; cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, skiing, and other activities provide different options. When choosing a vacation rental, you can first consider whether riverside breaks, winter sports, or a broader range of activities will shape your vacation days.

Riverside spots on the St. Lawrence River and the Sainte-Anne River

Parc de la Marina is a public park on Rue Industrielle in Beaupré. It is located on the St. Lawrence River and the Sainte-Anne River and offers access to the St. Lawrence River. It is a specific place to consider when planning if you want the great river to be a focus of your stay. Plage de Beaupré offers a different kind of waterside experience: visitors can cool their feet in the Sainte-Anne River. The beach also provides a spot for a picnic along the river in a natural setting.

This gives you two ways to spend time by the river: Parc de la Marina, with its connection to the St. Lawrence River, and the beach, where you can cool your feet and enjoy a picnic. If you appreciate a break between more active outings, you can include these riverside spots in your vacation plans.

Trails, slopes, and other activities

At Centre de ski de fond Robert Giguère, easy and intermediate cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails run along the Sainte-Anne River. The two stated difficulty levels can help you choose the level of challenge you want; the trails are also suitable for families and older adults. You can also enjoy sweeping views of Mont Sainte-Anne. Trail conditions and seasonal operations vary, so it is a good idea to check conditions before your visit.

Mont-Sainte-Anne has alpine skiing and snowboarding runs for all ability levels, available during the day and in the evening. This lets you plan winter sports around your ability and preferred time of day; check seasonal operating hours before your trip. Station touristique Mont-Sainte-Anne also offers cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, as well as alpine hiking, mountain biking, hiking, golf, and paragliding. This range extends beyond winter sports, though seasonal availability varies.

Station touristique Mont-Sainte-Anne also has a panoramic gondola, from which you can take in the scenery of Mont Sainte-Anne. As you plan, you can compare trail activities, slopes for different ability levels, and views of the mountain landscape. If your travel group has different ideas about how to spend each day, these options may help guide your decision: consider which activities and pace matter most for your stay, and focus your vacation rental search accordingly.

Routes, where to stay, and dining

Boucle du Cap-Tourmente may also influence your choice of where to stay: the 27.5 km route starts in Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré or Beaupré. The distance helps you gauge the route as an outing, while the starting point is a specific reference for planning your stay.

La Grange – Brasserie italienne is a restaurant in Beaupré and a place to go for a meal. Its offerings include risotto and Neapolitan-style pizza, among other dishes. If you plan to dine there as part of your day, it is best to confirm the current details directly in advance, as they may change.

Discover more destinations: Boischatel, L'ange-Gardien, Chateau Richer, Saint-Ferréol-Les-Neiges, Sainte-Anne-De-Beaupré, Saint-Tite-Des-Caps.

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